DOJ Lawyer Argues Trump Could Remove Statue of Liberty
According to The Daily Beast, a U.S. Justice Department lawyer argued in court on Friday that President Donald Trump could have the authority to remove or significantly alter the Statue of Liberty under certain circumstances.
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