Trump’s Presidential Library to Be Built in Florida

The Freedom Tower is Miami's testament to Cubans who came to America to find freedom.

Soon, a new building will be next door, documenting a presidency that his backers say was all about freedom, but whose opponents insist was the opposite.

The museum is likely to feature the campaign garb that mobilized his followers, efforts the president took to pass several tax cut packages, to deport immigrants and create the space force military branch.

It will also likely include his own spin on events he considers less flattering, like the two impeachments, the events of January 6th, and the increasingly polarized electorate he presided over.

The library will likely attract Trump supporters from around the world who would be likely to boost Miami's tax base.

But perhaps more importantly for historians, be a hub for the documents that all administrations are legally required to keep.

Typically, presidential libraries house millions of pages of documents, and thousands of keepsakes that tell the story of their time in office, no matter how those presidents are regarded by the American public.

This would be the first presidential library in Florida.

Texas has the most presidential libraries, with three of them.

Both Presidents Bush and President Lyndon Johnson have their libraries there.