The Trump administration recently asked visitors to U_S_ national parks to report displays or exhibits saying “negative” things about Americans and to restore sites as “uplifting public monuments."
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Last year, the Trump administration launched an unusual appeal to visitors at US national parks: report any displays or exhibits that presented "negative" perspectives on Americans, whether living or historical.
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The Trump administration recently asked visitors to U_S_ national parks to report displays or exhibits saying “negative” things…
The Trump administration had asked National Park visitors across the U.S to report displays or exhibits saying ‘negative’ things…
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — The Trump administration last year issued a plea to visitors at U.S. national parks: Report any displays or…
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Turned off by U.S. policies and border practices, foreign visitors are going elsewhere.
