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Judge blocks tree felling at D.C. golf course

U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes blocked the Trump administration from cutting down trees at East Potomac Golf Links through Oct. 26. A day earlier, Reyes expressed anger at government lawyers after trees were felled at the D.C. golf course.

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"I am just beyond disappointed in the government," federal Judge Ana Reyes said.

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East Potomac Golf Links overhaul dispute

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U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes has opened a formal inquiry into whether Trump administration lawyers made contradictory or misleading statements about the East Potomac Golf Links overhaul, after 430 trees were cut down and President Trump announced construction will begin Nov. 15.

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U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes opened a formal inquiry into whether Trump administration lawyers or officials made contradictory or misleading statements about the East Potomac Golf Links overhaul.

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Judge explodes at Trump admin lawyers after trees felled at DC golf course

"I am just beyond disappointed in the government," federal Judge Ana Reyes said.

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