A council composed of appointees from former President Donald Trump is preparing to revise regulations related to historic preservation. Critics have expressed concerns that these changes may facilitate the construction of Trump's proposed projects in Washington, D.C., and could pose risks to significant historical sites across the United States.
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Trump Appointees Prepare to Revise Historic Preservation Rules
A council of Trump appointees is set to revise historic preservation rules, raising concerns among critics. They argue that these changes could expedite construction projects in D.C. and threaten important historical sites nationwide.
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Trump allies are poised to weaken protections for historic sites — not just in D.C.
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Trump Appointees Prepare to Revise Historic Preservation Rules