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Federal Advisory Council Ends Consultations on Trump's Proposed Arch Project

The federal advisory council has ended consultations on President Trump's proposed 250-foot arch, allowing construction to move forward despite opposition. Critics, including Senator Tammy Duckworth and Congressman Don Beyer, have raised concerns about the project's potential risks and the administration's compliance with required procedures. The FAA has determined that the arch will not pose a risk to nearby airport operations.

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The federal advisory council has ended consultations on President Trump's proposed 250-foot arch, allowing construction to move forward despite opposition. Critics, including Senator Tammy Duckworth and Congressman Don Beyer, have raised concerns about the project's potential risks and the administration's compliance with required procedures. The FAA has determined that the arch will not pose a risk to nearby airport operations.

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Trump's plans for massive arch move ahead

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Federal Advisory Council Ends Consultations on Trump's Proposed Arch Project