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Capitol Police Sue Congress Over Jan 6 Memorial

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Two Capitol Police officers, Daniel Hodges and Harry Dunn, filed a lawsuit against Congress, demanding the installation of a memorial honoring officers injured during the January 6th, 2021 attack. Congress passed a law in 2022 mandating the memorial, but it remains unfulfilled. The officers argue this inaction reflects an attempt to rewrite history and minimizes the violence of the attack. They claim to suffer from both physical and psychological injuries sustained during the riot. The lawsuit seeks to compel Congress to comply with its own legislation.

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