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At a July 2 hearing, U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes pressed the government for clearer assurances over East Potomac Golf Links plans, but she made no formal ruling, did not block the project, and did not dismiss the case.
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A federal judge declined to halt the East Potomac Golf Links dispute on July 2, but she also refused to let the case drift on fuzzy assurances. Judge Ana Reyes kept the challenge pending and asked for a clearer record after Trump said renovations would begin Sept. 1.
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A federal judge declined to halt the East Potomac Golf Links dispute on July 2, but she also refused to let the case drift on fuzzy assurances. Judge Ana Reyes kept the challenge pending and asked for a clearer record after Trump said renovations would begin Sept. 1.
At a July 2 hearing, U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes pressed the government for clearer assurances over East Potomac Golf Links plans, but she made no formal ruling, did not block the project, and did not dismiss the case.
On July 2, U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes pressed the Trump administration for clearer answers about the timing and status of East Potomac Golf Links plans, but did not order the project stopped at that hearing.
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