Trump is proud to announce the NEWEST FLAGSHIP NATIONAL PARK in the Country, CHIRICAHUA NATIONAL PARK in ARIZONA
Trump i am proud to announce the NEWEST FLAGSHIP NATIONAL PARK in the Country, CHIRICAHUA NATIONAL PARK in ARIZONA! In my First Term, I signed the GREAT American Outdoors Act, one of the LARGEST Investments in National Parks in HISTORY, and designated a n
WASHINGTON D.C. — I am proud to announce the NEWEST FLAGSHIP NATIONAL PARK in the Country, CHIRICAHUA NATIONAL PARK in ARIZONA!
Donald J. Trump signed legislation on October 20, 2026, officially redesignating Arizona’s Chiricahua National Monument as the nation’s 64th national park. The bipartisan bill aims to boost local tourism and protect the unique volcanic rock spires and rich Apache heritage of the 19-square-mile site.
I am proud to announce the NEWEST FLAGSHIP NATIONAL PARK in the Country, CHIRICAHUA NATIONAL PARK in ARIZONA! In my First Term, I signed the GREAT American Outdoors Act, one of the LARGEST Investments in National Parks in HISTORY, and designated a new National Park in the Great State of West Virginia, meaning, I’ve now given ALL Americans their 63rd and 64th National Park. No other President was able to get this done for America, and Arizona, a State I love and won BIG! Congratulations to GREAT Republican Congressman and America First Patriot Juan Ciscomani for his MAJOR WIN passing this Bill through Congress. Congratulations to all of our other Great Congressmen in the State, including Andy Biggs, David Schweikert, Eli Crane, Abe Hamadeh, and Paul Gosar. We are MAKING OUR PARKS, AND ARIZONA, GREAT AGAIN! Trump
President Donald J. Trump announces the designation of Chiricahua National Park at WASHINGTON D.C.
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