Federal Preservation Review Ends for Trump’s Proposed Arch
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The Trump administration has ended a federal historic-preservation review of a proposed arch in Washington, cutting short consultation with local officials and historians about potential harm to historic sites. The move is intended to accelerate the project, according to CNN, which reported that the administration plans to disregard requirements under federal preservation law.
The arch has not yet received final approval, Yahoo reported.
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