The Trump administration aims to build a 250-foot Triumphal Arch near Arlington National Cemetery within two to three years, sparking controversy and a lawsuit from veterans. - The arch will be built on Memorial Circle in Arlington, Virginia, near the cemetery.
- Construction will occur year-round, 20 hours a day, with significant traffic impacts. - A lawsuit claims the project violates the Commemorative Works Act and disrupts historic views.
- The Department of the Interior defends the arch as a tribute to American heroes. The project remains under legal scrutiny as plans move forward.