D.C. and Virginia sue to block Trump’s proposed arch

What happened?

1. D.C. and Virginia filed a joint complaint in federal court on Saturday seeking to stop the triumphal arch at Memorial Circle, the reports state
2. The lawsuit calls the project "flagrantly unlawful" and "legally indefensible" and asks the court to prevent construction work from starting
3. Per the reports, the complaint raises the count of lawsuits targeting the arch to three.
4. On Friday the administration released a 106-page proposal describing a 12-storey arch rising 76 metres (250 feet), 30 metres (100 feet) above the Statue of Liberty's height
5. White House officials maintain site work could begin as early as next week, with a start around November 5
6. Veterans' groups say the structure would obscure views of Arlington National Cemetery, the reports state

The District of Columbia and Virginia filed a joint complaint in federal court on Saturday seeking to block construction of a triumphal arch championed by President Donald Trump at Memorial Circle, calling the project "flagrantly unlawful" and "legally indefensible." The filing is one of three lawsuits now pending against the project and asks the court to stop construction before work begins. White House officials maintain site work could start as early as next week, with a start around November 5.

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