Kerry Kennedy: 'It would be a tragedy' if Kennedy Center is demolished
Kerry Kennedy: 'It would be a tragedy' if Kennedy Center is demolished.
Kerry Kennedy: 'It would be a tragedy' if Kennedy Center is demolished.
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- The BBC's Caitríona Perry spoke to Kerry Kennedy, the niece of late president John F Kennedy, regarding demolition threats to the performance centre named after him.
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- The order comes after Trump was photographed onboard Air Force One looking at a poster with a headline that appeared to tout the demolition of the site.
- Protesters additionally gathered at the venue on Friday to demonstrate against demolition threats.
In practice, the BBC's Caitríona Perry spoke to Kerry Kennedy, the niece of late president John F Kennedy, regarding demolition threats to the performance centre named after him.
As President Donald Trump cautioned the Washington DC performing arts venue could be "ripped down", a US federal judge ruled the Trump administration must offer 30 days' notice before any "demolition" occurs to the Kennedy Center.
Notably, the order comes after Trump was photographed onboard Air Force One looking at a poster with a headline that appeared to tout the demolition of the site.
Protesters additionally gathered at the venue on Friday to demonstrate against demolition threats. You are now after Donald Trump.
Updates from your News topics will appear in My News and in a collection on the News homepage. You are now after US politics.
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