Interior Secretary Doug Burgum has announced that excavation work for a construction project will start soon. The project involves building a triumphal arch for President Donald Trump. Excavation work is expected to begin over the next two weeks.
This is the timeframe provided by the Interior Secretary for the start of the work. Further details about the project are available from the source, including any additional information about the construction plans and timeline.
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