The American judge stopped the construction of Trump's triumphal arch in Washington.
🔹 Tanya Chetken, the American federal judge, ordered a stop for two weeks in the construction of the 76-meter long Arc de Triomphe proposed by Trump in Washington, so that the legality of this project could be checked. The ruling came about an hour after a federal commission approved the plan.
The judge referred to the possibility of traffic damage and other disturbances as one of the reasons for his decision and challenged the government's reference to the license belonging to a century ago. Opponents also believe this building disrupts the historic landscape of Arlington Cemetery and the Lincoln Memorial.
Irna Jahan