Inauguration moved indoors due to cold

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Washington braces for Trump Inauguration

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The National Mall is no longer the focus of security efforts for when President-elect Donald Trump takes the oath of office for a second time.

Frigid temperatures forced organizers to move the inaugural festivities inside the U.S. Capitol Rotunda and the traditional inaugural parade to the nearby Capital One Arena.

The changes presented a last-minute hitch for security and law enforcement officials, who had been planning for the inauguration for the past year .

The FBI is not tracking any credible or specific threats to the inaugural ceremony or the Capitol complex, the bureau’s Washington Field Office told VOA .

Another group, called We Fight Back, has permits for protests involving about 10,000 people in across several locations on Monday .

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