Federal judge halt Trump’s historic DC golf course project until October 26; here’s what happened
A US federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to stop tree-cutting and other work affecting Washington’s historic East Potomac Golf Course until October 26. The order follows a dispute over the removal of hundreds of trees at the public park, which President Donald Trump wants to turn into a major golf venue.According to The Associated Press (AP), US District Judge Ana Reyes issued the order on Tuesday, a day after questioning the government’s handling of the work and its failure to give proper notice to the court and those challenging the renovation.Federal judge pauses Golf DC workReyes’ latest order…
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