President Donald Trump’s plan to keep the FBI headquarters in D.C. involves moving the nation’s law enforcement agency to the Ronald Reagan building downtown.

WASHINGTON, DC — The Trump administration said Tuesday it plans to keep the Federal Bureau of Investigation's headquarters in Washington, D.C., upending a planned move to Maryland.

FBI Director Kash Patel said the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center was more cost-effective to serve has the Bureau's new headquarters than developing a new building site.

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The Trump administration will move the FBI headquarters from the storied Brutalist-era J. Edgar Hoover building to the Ronald Reagan Building blocks away, it said Tuesday.