The Kennedy Center’s facade no longer displays President Trump’s name after workers removed it following a court directive, with the entire operation conducted in secrecy away from public scrutiny.
NPR correspondent Frank Langfitt witnessed the concealed removal process alongside other observers as crews took steps to shield their work from public view.
The name removal came as a result of a judicial order, though the specifics of the court’s decision and the reasoning behind the secretive nature of the operation remain unclear.
