Lawsuit Filed by Officers to Compel Jan. 6 Memorial Installation at Capitol

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Two police officers have filed a lawsuit against Congress to compel the installation of a memorial for the January 6 attack at the Capitol.

The Architect of the Capitol confirmed that no directive was given by House Speaker Mike Johnson for a memorial plaque.

The lawsuit criticizes Republicans for their portrayal of the January 6 Capitol riot, claiming it undermines the truth of the events.

Over 100 injured law enforcement officers are involved in the lawsuit, highlighting the need for recognition of their sacrifices during the attack.

Congress has not met the 2022 deadline to install the memorial, prompting legal action from officers to ensure compliance with the law.

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Emphasizes the lawsuit's claim that plaque omission breaches the Equal Protection Clause.