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New report says Lafayette Square Park was not cleared for Trump to hold photo op
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New reporting on an investigation by the Interior Department's inspector general shows that Washington’s Lafayette Square Park was not cleared in June 2020 so that former President Trump could hold a photo opportunity on site, but rather so a contractor could install fencing, NBC News’ Ken Dilanian reports. June 9, 2021
