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Why 76-metre-tall 'Arc de Trump' monument has started federal lawsuit
Key takeaways
- An artist's impression of the proposed "Arc de Trump".
- Nicknamed the "Arc de Trump", it's the latest passion project in the president's efforts to remake the capital city in his style.
- Here's what we know about the triumphal arch and why its proposed location has led to a federal lawsuit.
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An artist's impression of the proposed "Arc de Trump". Remember the lions have now been removed. (Instagram: Donald Trump)
Link copied Share Share article US President Donald Trump's push to have an Arc de Triomphe-inspired arch in Washington DC took one step closer to being realised after a key agency approved a revised design of the structure.
Nicknamed the "Arc de Trump", it's the latest passion project in the president's efforts to remake the capital city in his style.
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