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  1. The work of the Trump administration, involving the National Park Service, was subject to a lawsuit.
  2. A lawsuit has been filed seeking to halt the National Park Service renovation project, citing a vandalism incident and involving the Cultural Landscape Foundation.

NPS cut trees at a course Trump planned to renovate, leading to a clash with NPS management and a court ruling by Judge Reyes.

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NPS cut trees at a course Trump planned to renovate, leading to a clash with NPS management and a court ruling by Judge Reyes.

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  1. Reyes heard a case regarding Trump's planned course overhaul.1 source
  2. Judge Reyes allowed Trump's renovation work but set conditions after NPS cut trees.1 source

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A lawsuit has been filed seeking to halt the National Park Service renovation project, citing a vandalism incident and involving the Cultural Landscape Foundation.

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