My MacBook has been "moving to trash" 4 items for a LONG time now.  I can't force quit this or stop it in any way. Does anyone know how I can get this to stop, I'm pretty sure its slowing my whole system down because it is constantly working on this.

"Moving Items to Trash" has been up on my desktop for days now. I don't know who to get rid of this and believe its slowing my WHOLE system down.  Does anyone know how I can get rid of this, cancel it, forece quit, or anything? HELP!

Try force quitting
Press Command + Option + Esc

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