US President announces appeal against the decision of the Federal Court of Appeals
Trump calls court halt for ballroom project 'national disgrace'
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US President Donald Trump reacted indignantly to the decision of a federal appeals court that temporarily halted work on his controversial ballroom project. He called the judicial decision on Friday a 'national disgrace' and announced he would appeal.
The court had previously ruled that construction work on the project must be suspended until further notice. The decision could also have implications for possible criminal charges against Trump, as it will help determine whether an indictment will be brought.
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US President Donald Trump reacted indignantly to the decision of a federal appeals court that work on his controversial ballroom project may not continue for the time being.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesEarlier, the president had already announced that he would appeal.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe court decision is a "national disgrace," he said on Friday.
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US President Donald Trump reacted indignantly to the decision of a federal appeals court that work on his...
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omitted byRight sidePublic / Agenciescovered byLeft sideRight sideThe court decision is a "national disgrace," he said on Friday.
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