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Trump wants to fence off the park closest to the White House, a popular protest spot
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Rachel Treisman
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The Trump administration is seeking to permanently fence off Lafayette Park, a historic site near the White House frequently used for public protests. Activists express concern that this move will further restrict their ability to demonstrate in a highly visible location.
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration wants to permanently fence off a park near the White House that has long served as a gathering place for protesters. Some worry it will soon become even harder to make their voices heard.
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