Federal judge blocks NPS from revoking protest permit over '86 47' flag.
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Federal judge blocks NPS from revoking protest permit over '86 47' flag.

A federal judge temporarily blocked the National Park Service from revoking a permit for a 24/7 anti-Trump protest in Washington, D.C. over the display of an '86 47' flag. The Secret Service had regarded the flag as a potential call for violence against President Trump, but U.S. District Judge Randall Moss ruled the banner cannot plausibly be read as a threat.

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Coverage now splits three ways: security-focused restriction versus First Amendment protection, with courts consistently reinforcing political speech rights while critics debate the threat interpretation—Washington Examiner emphasizes judicial vindication of protesters.
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Demonstrators Cannot Be Forced to Take Down ‘86-47’ Flag, Judge Rules
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THE RIGHT2 outlets · mostly supportive
Judge allows ‘8647’ flag to be used by protesters
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“Anti-Trump group can keep flying '86-47' flag near National Mall, judge rules” · The Hill, Politico

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