Plaintiffs seek court order to halt work on Trump administration's Potomac River arch project
Plaintiffs challenging the planned triumphal arch asked a federal judge to block construction after the National Park Service said work could begin November 5.
Plaintiffs in a lawsuit over the Trump administration's proposed triumphal arch near the Potomac River asked a federal judge to bar construction while the case proceeds.
Their filing followed a National Park Service notice that construction could begin as early as November 5 if further approvals and notices are completed. The plaintiffs contend the project requires congressional authorization.