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The District of Columbia, the Trump Organization and the 58th Presidential Inaugural Committee reached a $750,000 settlement over 2017 inauguration spending tied to the Trump International Hotel. The court entered the settlement order on May 6, 2022, and the money is to be paid to the District and then split between Mikva Challenge DC and DC Action for Children.
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The District of Columbia, the Trump Organization and the 58th Presidential Inaugural Committee reached a $750,000 settlement over 2017 inauguration spending tied to the Trump International Hotel. The court entered the settlement order on May 6, 2022, and the money is to be paid to the District and then split between Mikva Challenge DC and DC Action for Children.
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The District of Columbia, the Trump Organization and the 58th Presidential Inaugural Committee reached a $750,000 settlement over 2017 inauguration spending tied to the Trump International Hotel. The court entered the settlement order on May 6, 2022, and the money is to be paid to the District and then split between Mikva Challenge DC and DC Action for Children.
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