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The proposed monument represents a significant change to the Washington D.C. skyline and raises questions about the legal authority of the executive branch to undertake major construction projects without explicit congressional approval.
US President Donald Trump's proposed 250-foot triumphal arch in Washington could begin construction as early as November 5, pending final approvals. However, three military veterans and a retired architectural historian have asked a federal judge to stop the work, arguing that congressional authorisation is required. The project faces two lawsuits questioning its approval process and legality.