Judge Opens Misconduct Inquiry in Trump's East Potomac Golf Course Case
The dispute over tree removal has expanded into an inquiry into whether government officials misled the court, while the administration plans a November 15 closure.
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Chapters · 5
- 1Judge Extends Block on Tree Removal at Trump's D.C. Golf Project
- 2Judge Orders New Hearing After Trump Defies Golf Course Renovation Block
- 3Trump Administration Moves to Close East Potomac Park Despite Court Restrictions
- 4Judge Opens Misconduct Probe in Trump's East Potomac Golf Course Fight
- 5Judge Opens Misconduct Inquiry in Trump's East Potomac Golf Course Case
Key moments · 11
Reports describe hundreds of trees cut over holiday weekend
NDTV News - World-news News ↗Judge extends restrictions on tree clearing and park alterations
NPR Politics ↗Judge flags contradictions between Trump posts and sworn testimony
NBC News ↗Trump calls ruling unconstitutional and promises immediate appeal
Forbes ↗Judge orders new hearing after Trump vows to proceed
The Hill ↗Justice Department says government is developing closure plan
CBS News ↗Government filing commits to November 15 park closure
NYT Politics ↗Justice Department Confirms November 15 Golf Course Closure Plan
The Independent ↗Trump Says Judge Responsible for Injuries at Golf Course
The Hill ↗Judge opens investigation into potential Justice Department misconduct
The Hill ↗Judge opens inquiry into whether officials misled court
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