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Preservationists Seek Court Order to Block Trump's Painting of Historic Eisenhower Building

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Preservationists have filed a motion asking a federal judge to halt the Trump administration's plans to paint the historic Eisenhower Executive Office Building. The lawsuit argues that the White House improperly assumed control of the project from the General Services Administration, which oversees the building. The plaintiffs, including Cultural Heritage Partners and the DC Preservation League, contend that the White House should follow established procedures to protect historic places and ensure public input. The administration plans to test paint on the building starting Monday unless the court intervenes.

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