Judge temporarily halts work on Trump’s proposed arch
Politics · First reported 6 Nov, 06:28 · Updated 06:43

A federal judge ordered a two-week pause on starting construction of a proposed 250-foot arch in Washington, as the court considers legal challenges to the project.
- Judge Tanya Chutkan temporarily barred the Trump administration from beginning construction for two weeks.
- The proposed memorial arch is 250 feet (76 meters) tall and received approval from a public commission shortly before the judge’s order.
- The court is considering challenges to the project’s legality.
- The government told the court in a filing last month that work could start as early as this week.
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