Federal Agencies Spend Nearly Million on Trump Banners and Refurbishments

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Federal Agencies Spend Nearly $1 Million on Trump Banners and Refurbishments

Federal agencies, including the Department of Agriculture, Labor, and the Interior, spent nearly $1 million on banners featuring President Trump and refurbishments.

Editorial Desk

July 26, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Washington, D.C. — Recent documents reveal that the Department of Justice (DOJ), along with the Department of Agriculture, Labor, and the Interior, have collectively spent nearly $1 million on banners displaying President Donald Trump’s image and other refurbishments at their respective headquarters.

The expenditure includes the installation of large banners prominently featuring President Trump’s face at each department’s main office. The specific cost breakdown for the banners — and other refurbishments was detailed in the released documents.

The decision to allocate such significant funds towards these displays has sparked discussions about the use of federal resources. While the departments haven’t issued formal statements regarding the motives behind these expenditures, the banners remain in place at their headquarters.

This revelation comes amidst ongoing scrutiny of federal spending practices and the utilization of public funds for various projects and displays.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)

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