Trump Administration Considers New Fences Near White House

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The Trump administration is reportedly considering installing new fences near the White House to enhance security and control crowd access.
The proposed fences could be placed at intersections of Pennsylvania Avenue and would allow for closures during security threats.
This comes amid ongoing discussions about White House security and previous proposals for more permanent fencing.

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The Trump administration is reportedly considering installing new fences near the White House to enhance security and control crowd access. The proposed fences could be placed at intersections of Pennsylvania Avenue and would allow for closures during security threats. This comes amid ongoing discussions about White House security and previous proposals for more permanent fencing.

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