Judge orders restoration of National Parks displays removed under Trump executive order
The injunction covers more than 430 park sites and requires restored language before the Fourth of July, the judge said.
- On Friday, District Judge Angel Kelley ordered the Interior Department to restore historical signs removed from national parks, citing a "dangerous precedent of censorship and sanitization."
- President Donald Trump signed an executive order in March 2025 directing the Interior Department to address what he called a "revisionist movement" portraying the United States as "inherently racist, sexist, oppressive."
- The mandate affected more than 430 national park sites, including removal of mentions of President Washington's slaves at Independence National Historical Park, climate threats at Fort Sumter, and a pride flag at Stonewall National Monument.
- Kelley ordered the signs reinstated within 21 days, accusing the administration of seeking "to rewrite the Nation's history with a white-out pen," while an Interior Department spokesperson dismissed the ruling as the work of a "liberal activist judge."
- By the 250th Anniversary, the government must complete restoration to "properly honor the remarkable achievements of the United States," ensuring national parks continue serving as living classrooms for American triumphs and heartbreaks.
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Biden Judge Orders Trump Administration to Restore Slavery, Climate Change Displays at National Parks * The Gateway Pundit * by Ben Kew
District Judge Angel Kelley A left-wing activist federal judge on Friday ordered the Trump administration to restore propagandistic signs and exhibits related to slavery, climate change, and other contentious historical topics at America’s national parks and monuments across the country. U.S. District Judge Angel Kelley, a Joe Biden appointee, issued a preliminary injunction requiring the Interior Department to reinstall the displays within 21 d…
Judge orders Trump administration to restore signs changed at national parks
A federal judge in Massachusetts has ordered the Trump administration to restore all signs that were changed or removed at national parks across the country as part of President Donald Trump’s controversial directive last year.
President’s House exhibits should be restored in time for July 4, another federal judge rules
A ruling by a federal judge in Massachusetts Friday evening gives the federal government 21 days to restore any dismantled or altered content at national parks, including in Philadelphia.
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