Kennedy Center lawyers have directed staff to begin the process of removing President Trump's name from the facility. This instruction follows a federal judge's ruling that blocked the administration from renaming the center to include Trump's name. An internal memo, which was reviewed by CBS News, indicated that employees should update email signatures, letterhead, and other materials accordingly.
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Kennedy Center instructed to remove Trump's name by June 12
The Kennedy Center has been instructed by its legal team to start removing President Trump's name from the facility following a federal court ruling. Staff have been given a deadline of June 12 to make the necessary changes to various materials.
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