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Lawmakers have cautioned Interior Secretary Doug Burgum that the proposed 250-foot Trump arch in Washington, D.C., requires congressional approval to proceed. They referenced multiple statutes that prohibit construction without such approval and warned of potential legal consequences for officials involved in the project.
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Lawmakers have cautioned Interior Secretary Doug Burgum that the proposed 250-foot Trump arch in Washington, D.C., requires congressional approval to proceed. They referenced multiple statutes that prohibit construction without such approval and warned of potential legal consequences for officials involved in the project.
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