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Plans for permanent fencing and gates around Lafayette Square have advanced, facing criticism regarding public access and historical significance. The Secret Service and Trump administration support the proposal for security reasons, while preservationists argue for reopening the square. A final vote on the proposal is expected in the coming months.
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Plans for permanent fencing and gates around Lafayette Square have advanced, facing criticism regarding public access and historical significance. The Secret Service and Trump administration support the proposal for security reasons, while preservationists argue for reopening the square. A final vote on the proposal is expected in the coming months.
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