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Trump's arch gets a late-night green light. Will a judge stop construction?

Trump's arch gets a late-night green light. Will a judge stop construction?
NPR News Friday 06 November 2026, 05:05 UTC By Rachel Treisman 1 min read
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The Trump administration has said it could begin construction immediately after Thursday's vote. All eyes are now on the federal judge who has been asked to block it.(Image credit: Tom Brenner)

The Trump administration has said it could begin construction immediately after Thursday's vote. All eyes are now on the federal judge who has been asked to block it.

(Image credit: Tom Brenner)

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