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Organizations join the 106Strong Coalition by signing our Open Letter and Brief to Congress. Organizations and individuals can join by signing up for alerts, contributing to a working group, and following and sharing through social media.
The historic gray granite Eisenhower Executive Office Building (EEOB), which adjoins the White House, is subject to litigation seeking to require the Trump Administration to follow Section 106 when evaluating the President's plan to coat the entire exterior in white paint. Photo by Susan Eisenhower.
Organizations: Join our unprecedented coalition in calling on Congress to reject executive evasion, regulatory rewrites, and statutory rollbacks aimed at dismantling one of America’s most successful bipartisan and good government laws.
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The historic town of Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia, home state of Senator Shelley Moore Capito, sponsor of legislation to weaken protections of the National Historic Preservation Act.
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The Old Slater Mill building of Rhode Island, home state of Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, sponsor of legislation to weaken protections of the National Historic Preservation Act.
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Temple Square of Utah, home state of Senator Mike Lee, sponsor of legislation to weaken protections of the National Historic Preservation Act.
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