President Trump's controversial $16million overhaul of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is facing renewed scrutiny after The Cultural Landscape Foundation (TCLF), an education and advocacy organization, pointed to a series of apparent problems and urged a federal judge to fast-track a lawsuit challenging the project, Breaking Celebrity News can reveal.

According to court documents obtained by Radar and filed in federal court on Monday, June 22, the Cultural Landscape Foundation argues that recent developments surrounding the historic landmark underscore why the case should move forward on an expedited basis.

The filing centers on issues that surfaced shortly after the renovated Reflecting Pool was refilled and unveiled. According to TCLF, a significant green algae bloom quickly overtook the water, while reports also emerged that material attached to the bottom of the pool appeared to be peeling away in sections.

TCLF contend the problems highlight concerns it raised from the start about the government’s handling of the project.

As Radar previously reported, the lawsuit challenges the administration’s efforts to alter the iconic landmark, with TCLF alleging federal officials failed to properly consult preservation experts and the public before undertaking the work.

TCLF accused federal officials of rushing the project to satisfy what they described as an arbitrary White House deadline rather than engaging in the review process required for alterations to historic properties.

"It is also not too late to correct course," the filing states, urging officials to consult experts and the public before undertaking further changes to the site.

The Cultural Landscape Foundation is now asking the court to require the prompt production of the administrative record and adopt an accelerated schedule for the case.