Trump’s Inauguration Moved Indoors for Safety

President-elect Trump’s inauguration will be held indoors on Monday due to dangerously cold weather, marking the first indoor ceremony in 40 years. Trump announced the change via social media, citing public safety concerns and confirming the Capitol Rotunda as the new venue. The event remains accessible for public viewing at Washington's 20,000-seat Capital One Arena. Security for the inauguration, classified as a "National Special Security Event," involves over 25,000 responders, 30 miles of fencing, drones, and advanced surveillance technologies. Officials emphasize robust contingency planning to address evolving threats, ensuring a secure environment for attendees.