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A federal judge, Ana Reyes, raised concerns on Friday about the government's intention to close East Potomac Park. She indicated that she might intervene to keep the park open, countering President Trump's renovation plans.
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A federal judge, Ana Reyes, raised concerns on Friday about the government's intention to close East Potomac Park. She indicated that she might intervene to keep the park open, countering President Trump's renovation plans.
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