An advisory council has voted to reduce federal oversight of construction projects that impact historic sites. The council is composed of members aligned with former President Trump. Critics have expressed concerns that this decision may jeopardize the preservation of historic and cultural sites across the United States. Jeffrey Brown of PBS NewsHour spoke with Phillip Kennicott from The Washington Post regarding the implications of this vote.
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Advisory Council Votes to Reduce Federal Oversight of Historic Site Construction
An advisory council with members aligned with former President Trump has voted to lessen federal oversight on construction projects affecting historic sites. Critics warn that this decision could threaten the preservation of cultural and historic locations nationwide.
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Advisory Council Votes to Reduce Federal Oversight of Historic Site Construction