The case is filled with Trump’s face instead of the Park Photo on the National Pass
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This diversity center filed a lawsuit to file a lawsuit to prevent President Donald Trump from facing the next national face.
The lawsuit, filed in the district court in Washington, DC, says that the Trump Administration violated the law of entertainment entertainment by including a picture of the winner of the competition of the Community in a picture from the President’s Office.
“To extinguish the sovereignty of America’s national parks by closing his face is Trump’s Crassstst, a very ego-driven act,” said Kierán Suckkling, executive director of the center. “National parks are overlooked by Americans every winter. Their power and greatness rise above bitter political differences.”
Lean continued, “It’s absolutely disgusting for Trump to destroy America’s sanctuary by putting his face over national parks in the same way he slaps his name on buildings.”
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An environmental group filed a lawsuit on December 10 to prevent President Donald Trump’s face from appearing in next year’s Paki Paks parks. (Stock, Department of the Interior)
The executive director added that national parks are “not a product opportunity.”
He returned: “They can be proud and happy for the American people.
According to the lawsuit, America 2026 America The best pass should have been a photo of Glacier National Park, winner of the photo contest.
“Instead, the Department of the Interior (DoI) replaced it with the closure of the President’s face,” said the agency, stating that the image of the Glacier National Park was “illegally hosted” in the “Norresident” pass.
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This center for biodiversity filed a lawsuit on December 10 arguing that the Department of the Interior (doi) returned the image of Glacier National Park to 2026 America with the closure of the President’s face. (Pet Pictures)
The agency said the Trump administration violated the law by using a photo “that was not taken from the federal government and was not entered into the public domain, and by creating new residents and fears prohibited by the law.”
“AMERICA IS BUYING THE BEST FREE DAYS AND MONEY, not a refined, fragile ego-head. “There’s nothing good about that.”
On November 25, doi announced the launch of “America’s beautiful passes” that aim to put money on animals, and Theodore Roosevelt, the President associated with the creation of American national parks.
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The Ministry of the Interior announced on November 25 the implementation of “America’s good passes” with a new focused money set to start Jan. 1, 2026. (Stock; interior department)
The Trump Administration also added Moseld Trump’s Birthday as an incoming day before Americans visit national parks, while eliminating Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Judenth in the list.
FOX News Digital has reached out to the White House and the Department of the Interior for comment.
FOX News Digital’s Greg Wehner contributed to this report.
