A change in the occupant of the White House means a change in the portraits displayed across the country in federal agency offices. But four months into Donald Trump's presidency, there's just empty wall space in several New York law enforcement offices.
May 23, 2017 at 06:01 PM
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A change in the occupant of the White House means a change in the portraits displayed across the country in federal agency offices.
But four months into Donald Trump’s presidency, there’s just empty wall space in several New York law enforcement offices where the image of former President Barack Obama once hung.
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