Arlington · November 10, 2026
Kennedy family members ask judge to block Trump's Arlington arch
Nine members of the Kennedy family asked a federal judge on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, to block President Donald Trump's planned 250-foot arch in Memorial Circle in Arlington. They argue the monument would cast a shadow over relatives' graves at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Kennedy family members ask federal judge to halt Trump’s planned Arlington memorial arch
Nine members of the Kennedy family asked a federal judge Tuesday to halt President Donald Trump’s planned memorial arch, saying the 250-foot monument would cast a shadow over relatives' burial plots at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Kennedy relatives ask judge to block Memorial Circle arch, citing shadow over family graves
Nine members of the Kennedy family asked a federal judge today (Tuesday) to block President Donald Trump’s planned 250-foot arch in Memorial Circle, saying it would cast a shadow over…
Kennedy family members ask a judge to block Trump’s Arlington memorial arch
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Trump's health and human services secretary who has a fractured relationship with many of his relatives, did not join the lawsuit.
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