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Lawyers for the proposed mosque near Ground Zero hope a technicality will end a lawsuit against them.

Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf is reportedly reducing his role in the project.

The American Center for Law and Justice wants to block any demolition or construction on the future mosque site.

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One of Bloomberg's commissioners ghostwrote a letter from Park51 founder Daisy Khan.

The proposal to move Park51 to St. Vincent's in the Village did not come from Saudi Arabia, the consulate said.

Several downtown residents said they did not want to lose the Park51 mosque and community center to Greenwich Village.

Judicial Watch wants to see what the mosque's founders said to the mayor's office about the Park51 center.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg said President Barack Obama alienated both sides in the debate over the mosque near Ground Zero.

Mayor Bloomberg said Park51 should be given a chance to make their case for a grant.

The mosque and community center is one of 265 organizations that applied for funds.

The rally also attracted several supporters of the mosque and community center, who were escorted away.

Pastor Terry Jones denounced plans for Park51 and also visited Ground Zero to pay his respects.

Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens said Americans should be tolerant of plans to build the mosque.