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According to a statement from the Maryland Attorney General’s office, a U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland has ruled in favor of the state and Prince George’s County, effectively blocking an attempt by the Trump administration to relocate the headquarters from its designated Greenbelt site to the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, D.C. This decision is expected to preserve jobs, investment, and economic opportunities for Marylanders.
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The lawsuit, filed in November 2025 by Attorney General Anthony G. Brown alongside Prince George’s County, sought to halt what was described as an unlawful effort to move the FBI headquarters. Central to the legal challenge was the attempted diversion of congressionally appropriated funds, totaling over $1 billion, which had been earmarked for the Greenbelt project. The court’s ruling directly addresses these concerns, striking down the administration’s decision to move the FBI to the Reagan Building and halting the redirection of $555 million in funds intended for that purpose.
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The court has issued a permanent injunction against the Trump administration, prohibiting any actions that would facilitate or advance the relocation of the FBI Headquarters to the Reagan Building. Furthermore, the administration is barred from disbursing any funds that would support this attempted relocation. This legal triumph represents the culmination of over a decade of planning and financial commitment from Maryland and Prince George’s County, who had dedicated substantial resources and effort to secure the FBI headquarters. The ruling underscores the principle that federal government decisions, once made by Congress, cannot be arbitrarily overturned due to political preference.
Article by Mel Anara, based upon information from the Maryland Attorney General’s Office.
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