District Links: Fencing near White House comes down; McDuffie pitches guaranteed income program for low-income households; and more

By Chris Kain and Cuneyt Dil On Mar 2, 2021 Last updated Mar 2, 2021

Progress is being made on the dismantling of security fences that were erected near the White House and Capitol during the Donald Trump era.

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