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Judge Tears Into Trump Admin. for Cutting Down D.C. Trees: ‘Beyond Upset and Furious’
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The government cut down over 500 trees in recent days, defying instructions from Judge Ana C. Reyes
The government cut down over 500 trees in recent days, defying instructions from Judge Ana C. Reyes
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