President Donald Trump had ditched his plans to move the FBI out of Washington, D.C., and is instead ready to house the agency in the former U.S. Agency for International Development headquarters.

The Trump Administration announced a plan Tuesday for the FBI headquarters to move to a new location in downtown Washington, D.C., instead of the planned relocation in Greenbelt, Maryland. Sen. Chris Van Hollen told The Baltimore Sun that his office was notified Tuesday morning that Congress will be asked to approve a reprogramming request for the use of funds set aside for the planned

After nearly two decades of anticipation, the FBI has decided to establish its new headquarters in, D.C.'s Ronald Reagan Building. Greenbelt, Md., was previously selected to house the new headquarters.