Federal Judge Rules in Favor of Maryland Officials in FBI Headquarters Relocation Dispute
A federal judge in Maryland has ruled that the Trump administration cannot stop the project to relocate the Federal Bureau of Investigation's headquarters to a Maryland suburb near Washington, D.C. The decision favored Prince George's County and Maryland officials, overturning the administration's previous plan to move the FBI to the Ronald Reagan Building in D.C. Originally, the General Services Administration had approved plans to move the FBI from the J. Edgar Hoover Building to a new location in Greenbelt, Maryland. However, President Trump later cancelled the Greenbelt project and the GSA selected the Ronald Reagan Building as the new headquarters for the FBI. Stay updated with 7News for the latest developments on this story.