Crowd gathers at Kennedy Center after court denies Trump’s emergency appeal to keep his name on building – live
Protesters cheered “take it down”!”One of the three judges who denied the stay, Gregory Katsas, is a former clerk to supreme court justice Clarence Thomas who worked in the Trump White House in 2017 before being nominated to the bench that year by Trump. The other two judges, Robert Wilkins and Patricia Millett, were nominated by Barack Obama.ShareUpdated at 20.02 EDT
- ▪Protesters cheered “take it down”!”One of the three judges who denied the stay, Gregory Katsas, is a former clerk to supreme court justice Clarence Thomas who worked in the Trump White House in 2017 before being nominated to the bench that
- ▪The other two judges, Robert Wilkins and Patricia Millett, were nominated by Barack Obama.ShareUpdated at 20.02 EDT
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- ▪ BREAKING: Workers To Remove Trump’s Name from Kennedy Center — The Bulwark
- ▪ Trump's name poised to be removed from Kennedy Center after court denies last-minute move to keep it - AP News — Google News
- ▪ Kennedy Center board seeks pause of ruling ordering removal of Trump's name — NPR Topics: News
- ▪ Kennedy Center board to appeal order striking Trump’s name from building — Washington Examiner
- ▪ Kennedy Center Appeals Order to Remove Trump’s Name — NYT > Top Stories
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19.32 EDTAppeals court denies Trumps' application for an emergency stay of order requiring his name be removed from Kennedy CenterDonald Trump’s bid to keep his name on the facade of the Kennedy Center failed on Friday when an appeals court in the District of Columbia denied his request to stay an order that requires the deletion of his name by the end of the day.A three-judge panel denied the emergency motion for a stay filed on Friday by justice department lawyers for Trump and the members of his hand-picked Kennedy Center board.Shortly after the court’s ruling, a livestream showed workers appear outside the Kennedy Center, where they had erected scaffolding earlier in the day around Trump’s name on the facade.
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