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A federal lawsuit threatens to cancel a high-profile UFC fight set for President Trump’s 80th birthday on the White House South Lawn, arguing the event violates National Park Service rules and lacks congressional approval or environmental reviews. Critics call it a “private, commercial, corrupt use” of sacred public space, while the White House defends it as a legitimate, precedent-setting event — no different from other South Lawn gatherings. Construction has already begun, with an octagon cage, 5,000-seat arena, and 85,000 free tickets planned, sparking national debate over public space use and political spectacle. The legal battle is still unfolding.
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