Final plans for proposed 250-foot Trump arch omit previously announced military features
Photo: The HillHow the sides differ Alternative sources focus on the plans leaving out military features; right sources add a White House official's statement that the president's plans remain intact.
Final site plans for President Trump's proposed 250-foot triumphal arch do not include the military features he previously said he would add, according to documents submitted to the National Capital Planning Commission. The Interior Department submitted the documentation. The structure was announced in late September and is slated to go between Arlington National Cemetery and another location. A White House official said the president's plans remain intact, with right-leaning coverage highlighting that response.
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Alternative coverage stresses that the submitted plans do not mention the military features the president had earlier said he would add.
Right-leaning coverage notes the omission but leads with a White House official saying the president's plans, including security, remain intact.