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Excavation work for an arch dedicated to former President Donald Trump is scheduled to start in the next two weeks, as stated by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum. Veterans involved in a lawsuit against the project are requesting judicial intervention to halt the work until final approval is obtained.
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Excavation work for an arch dedicated to former President Donald Trump is scheduled to start in the next two weeks, as stated by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum. Veterans involved in a lawsuit against the project are requesting judicial intervention to halt the work until final approval is obtained.
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