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Biden-appointed judge cites Trump pressure in rush to remove trees at DC golf course

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Biden-appointed judge cites Trump pressure in rush to remove trees at DC golf course

A federal judge in Washington argued that the Interior Department chopped down hundreds of trees at the East Potomac Golf Links in an effort to move quickly on President Donald Trump’s vision for a course redesign, countering the agency’…

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