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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15385535/donald-trump-presidential-library-fake-news-wing.html
President Donald Trump could include a 'fake news wing' as part of his high-rise presidential library that he wants to build in downtown Miami.
The Washington Post reported Sunday on the progress that's been made on the Trump presidential library, with $50 million raised this year by the Donald J. Trump Library Foundation.
Part of that headway was the state of Florida, somewhat controversially, giving Trump a parcel of land appraised at $60 million, but that real estate investors have said could be worth closer to $300 million.
The land, which had been used as a parking lot for Miami Dade College, is located next to the Freedom Tower, a recently restored landmark on Biscayne Boulevard that represents 'freedom of the press,' having formerly housed the Miami News.
It's also called the 'Ellis Island of the South,' as the building was used by the federal government to process Cuban refugees in the 1960s, fleeing Communism.
Building a Trump library next door to the Freedom Tower has been met with opposition by some groups, who point to the president's hardline immigration policies.
Including a 'fake news wing' in a high-rise adjacent to a press freedom monument could also ruffle some feathers.
President Donald Trump could include a 'fake news wing' as part of his high-rise presidential library that he wants to build in downtown Miami.
The Washington Post reported Sunday on the progress that's been made on the Trump presidential library, with $50 million raised this year by the Donald J. Trump Library Foundation.
Part of that headway was the state of Florida, somewhat controversially, giving Trump a parcel of land appraised at $60 million, but that real estate investors have said could be worth closer to $300 million.
The land, which had been used as a parking lot for Miami Dade College, is located next to the Freedom Tower, a recently restored landmark on Biscayne Boulevard that represents 'freedom of the press,' having formerly housed the Miami News.
It's also called the 'Ellis Island of the South,' as the building was used by the federal government to process Cuban refugees in the 1960s, fleeing Communism.
Building a Trump library next door to the Freedom Tower has been met with opposition by some groups, who point to the president's hardline immigration policies.
Including a 'fake news wing' in a high-rise adjacent to a press freedom monument could also ruffle some feathers.
