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A federal judge held firm on her decision stopping Trump from demolishing a historic building to make way for a new monument. The judge said there was 'little doubt' about her original intent.
A federal judge maintained her decision blocking Trump from demolishing a historic building to construct a new monument. Trump proposed tearing down the structure and replacing it with what he called a 'Great Triumphal Arch.' The judge's order remains in place, preventing the demolition.
The judge wrote that there was "little doubt" about her original intent, meaning she's confident in her legal reasoning and isn't reconsidering. The administration can appeal, but the building stands until that process plays out. The ruling prevents Trump from using the presidency to immediately reshape physical infrastructure in ways that lose historic sites.
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