The US Federal Commission has approved the design of a 76-meter-high Triumphal Arch to be built in Washington, paving the way for construction to begin immediately.
The project, intended as a symbol of America's 250th anniversary, faced significant opposition due to its proximity to Arlington National Cemetery and lack of congressional approval.
A U.S. federal judge halted the construction of an Arc de Triomphe designed by Donald Trump shortly after a federal commission approved the project.
Judge Tanya Chutkatkan halted construction for two weeks amid lawsuits claiming the project lacked congressional approval and would overshadow Arlington National Cemetery.
Trump said the rainbow will be dedicated to the 250th anniversary of the United States.