Connecticut sending members of National Guard, state police to D.C. for Trump inauguration
More than 200 members of the Connecticut National Guard are in D.C. to provide support for the Jan. 20 inauguration.
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Trump’s inauguration: Who from CT is going and why. And who isn’t going.
Both Democrats and Republicans will be gathering Monday in Washington, D.C. for the every-four-years ritual of the ...
Five things to know about Inauguration Day for Connecticut residents: Orders, Lamont and more
Once Donald Trump takes over as president, he will sign numerous executive orders that could affect people in Connecticut.
CT joins states suing Trump over order limiting birthright citizenship
Connecticut was among 18 states to sue President Donald J. Trump on Tuesday over his effort to deny the birthright ...
Connecticut National Guard, state police deployed to presidential inauguration
Connecticut will have a presence at the presidential inauguration in Washington, D.C. next week, Governor Ned Lamont ...
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Conn. National Guard, State Police sent to Washington DC to ensure 'peaceful transition of presidential power'
Federal officials have asked for mutual aid to provide additional security and public safety support to protect the ...
Trump arrives in Washington for inaugural celebrations to mark his return to power
Donald Trump has arrived in Washington to celebrate with family, supporters and political allies ahead of his second ...
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CT National Guard, state police to help with security efforts in DC for presidential inauguration
The governor said more than 200 soldiers and airmen from the Connecticut National Guard deployed to Washington, D.C. on Wednesday and they are expected to remain on active orders through Thursday ...
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What do Connecticut's elected officials do in Washington D.C.?
The 119th U.S. Congress is being officially sworn in. Now that Connecticut has sent all its incumbents back to their seats, here's what they do in Washington D.C.