US Institute of Peace seeks emergency block on carving Trump's name into headquarters facade
The institute filed an emergency motion opposing the permanent carving of the president's name into stone, citing irreparable harm.
The US Institute of Peace filed an emergency motion to block the carving of President Trump's name into the facade of its headquarters. The president's name was added with bolt-on lettering late last year, but institute officials argue that carving it permanently into the stone would cause irreparable harm.
Separately, Republican congresswoman Maria Elvira Salazar of South Florida broke publicly with President Trump in a new advertisement, criticizing his immigration enforcement efforts. "Mr. President, some of your immigration enforcement efforts have gone too far," Salazar said in the ad.
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- US Institute of Peace files emergency motion to block carving of Trump’s name into facade of its headquarters – live — The Guardian — World
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