Trump Defends Military Presence at Proposed DC Arch, Citing Security
A federal court is reviewing the legality of the triumphal arch project, according to NPR.
President Trump said military operations, including the use of snipers and drones, are needed at his proposed triumphal arch in Washington, DC, to protect national security, NPR reported.
A federal court is currently weighing the legality of the arch project, according to the report.
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