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A federal appeals court on July 8 denied a stay that would have restored Trump’s name to the Kennedy Center during appeal, leaving the removal order in place for now.
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A federal appeals court on July 8 denied a stay that would have restored Trump’s name to the Kennedy Center during appeal, leaving the removal order in place for now.
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A federal appeals court on July 8 denied a stay that would have restored Trump’s name to the Kennedy Center during appeal, leaving the removal order in place for now.
A federal appeals panel refused to restore Donald Trump’s name to the Kennedy Center while the appeal continues, leaving the earlier district court order and later appellate stay posture in place for now.
A federal appeals panel on July 8 denied a request to restore Trump’s name to the Kennedy Center while the case continues, leaving the lower court’s removal order in place for now.
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