Attorneys for the City of Philadelphia and President Donald Trump’s administration sparred in court Friday over the abrupt removal of slavery-related exhibits from the President’s House on Independence Mall. The hearing centered on the city’s request that the judge order that no more exhibits be removed from the President’s House and that the already-removed exhibits be protected as the effort to return them is litigated. The city is “fighting” to restore the panels, City Solicitor Renee Garcia told reporters after the hearing. “I want to be very clear that we want those panels back up, but we also do not...
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