Administration says excavation will start on Trump's arch

Plans are moving forward for the controversial excavation of a 250-foot arch near Arlington National Cemetery, despite it not having final approval. The project, proposed by President Trump, has sparked debate among veterans, especially three who are advocating against it. The implications of this move could signal a contentious relationship between the administration and those who served in Vietnam, raising questions about the respect for historical and veteran sites. The push to begin digging despite opposition highlights ongoing tensions over the monument's necessity and appropriateness.