Trump admin to end key part of arch review, effectively evading preservation law
The Trump administration is ending a key part of the architectural review process, which may allow the project to bypass preservation laws and trigger legal challenges.
The change allows President Donald Trump’s arch to bypass a significant hurdle in the approval process for getting built, but is almost certain to launch lawsuits over the legality of ending the review.
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