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The White House plans an underground visitor security-screening center.

Supported

What the evidence shows

AP’s description is consistent with earlier White House and related agency material about a visitor-screening project for White House grounds. That said, the underlying plan may still evolve, so this supports the existence of the proposal rather than a fixed final build-out.

Evidence considered

  1. AP reports the White House wants an underground screening center.
  2. The project is described as for visitors entering White House grounds.
  3. The reporting aligns with prior official discussion of White House visitor security upgrades.

Sources

01The White House wants to build an underground center to provide security screening for visitorsOpen source ↗02Federal agency approves concept for Trump's plan for a Triumphal Arch in WashingtonOpen source ↗

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