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Judge Reyes Questions Trump Administration, May Name Special Master

By Drooid · Oct 31, 2026 · How we work

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U.S. President Donald Trump moved two federal projects to Washington, D.C. court hearings.
Judge Ana Reyes questioned Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward Jr. about the administration’s statements.
Reyes may appoint a special master to investigate those statements.
National Park Service filed an Oct. 30, 2026 notice that Tom Fazio designed a world-class golf-course rendering.
Georgetown law professor David Super warned the cases could test presidential power and cause long-term damage.

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U.S. President Donald Trump moved two federal projects to Washington, D.C. court hearings.
Judge Ana Reyes questioned Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward Jr. about the administration’s statements.
Reyes may appoint a special master to investigate those statements.
National Park Service filed an Oct. 30, 2026 notice that Tom Fazio designed a world-class golf-course rendering.
Georgetown law professor David Super warned the cases could test presidential power and cause long-term damage.