The Commission of Fine Arts, appointed by the White House, unanimously approved Donald Trump's ambitious plan to construct a 250-foot (76-meter) arch near Arlington National Cemetery, which will feature large golden statues of an angel and eagles. Trump aims for this arch to be the largest in the world, exceeding the 164-foot Arc de Triomphe in Paris. However, the project has sparked controversy as Trump has not sought congressional input, asserting, 'We're doing it... we don't need anything from Congress.' This decision has drawn criticism from various groups, including Vietnam War veterans, who have filed lawsuits claiming the project violates proper procedures and could obstruct views from the cemetery, a site of significant national reverence. The Commission of Fine Arts, which advises on design and preservation in Washington, was established in 1910. A subsequent review by another panel, also controlled by Trump allies, is scheduled for June 4.