PoliticsFederal Panel Approves New White House Security Screening Design
A federal panel has given final approval to the design and building plans for a new underground security screening facility at the White House. The project aims to replace temporary tents and barriers with a permanent structure, improving security and visitor experience. The facility is planned to open by July 2028, six months before President Donald Trump's second term ends. The effort involves the Executive Office, U.S. Secret Service, and National Park Service.
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