President Trump took a walk through Lafayette Square today to see the restoration work up close. Joined by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, the president toured the park to personally check the renovations that came under an Executive Order he signed nearly a year ago aimed at restoring and beautifying federal landmarks across Washington, D.C.
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“President Trump took a walk through Lafayette Square today to see the restoration work up close. Joined by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, the president toured the park to personally check the renovations that came under an Executive Order he signed nearly a year ago aimed at restoring and beautifying federal landmarks across Washington, D.C.”
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