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14 Days Until the Inauguration

The U.S. Capitol now sits behind a seven-foot high fence. (Kit Karzen Photo - 11/9/2020)

As preparations continue for the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, the flag is lowered to half-mast to honor the death of Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick. Sicknick, 42, died in a hospital Thursda

The flag is lowered to half-mast to honor the death of Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick. Sicknick, 42, died in a hospital Thursday night, hours after sustaining injuries during an ambush of the U.S. Capitol by Trump supporters. (Kit Karzen - 11

Crews build a seven-foot high fence around the property of the United States Supreme Court. (Kit Karzen - 11/9/2020)

A Trump supporter looks on as crews build a seven-foot high fence around the property of the United States Supreme Court. (Kit Karzen - 11/9/2020)

Five days after Donald Trump provoked an insurrection against the United States Capitol, a man walks in front of the property's heavily guarded perimeter holding an "IMPEACH" sign.

There are eight days left until the inauguration of President-Elect Joe Biden and Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris. In response to the January 6th attack on the Capitol, Washington D.C. will transform into a security stronghold a week earlier than

Demonstrators began appearing in front of the U.S. Capitol perimeter fence as news of Donald Trump's second impeachment was announced. (01.13.2021 / Kit Karzen / ABACA)

6,600 troops from the U.S. National Guard have been deployed to Washington, D.C. ahead of the Presidential Inauguration. As many as 15,000 troops are expected by Inauguration day. (01.13.2021 / Kit Karzen / ABACA)

A member of the U.S. National Guard carries breakfast to those on-duty at the Cannon House Office Building. (Kit Karzen - 01/12/2021)

6,600 troops from the U.S. National Guard have been deployed to Washington, D.C. ahead of the Presidential Inauguration. As many as 15,000 troops are expected by Inauguration day. (01.13.2021 / Kit Karzen / ABACA)

Demonstrators began appearing in front of the U.S. Capitol perimeter fence as news of Donald Trump's second impeachment was announced. (01.13.2021 / Kit Karzen / ABACA)

National Guard troops standing in front of the US Capitol give a friendly wave. (Kit Karzen - 01.14.2020)

Heavily armed US National Guard troops stand at the perimeter of the upcoming Presidential Inauguration. (Kit Karzen - 01.14.2020)

(Kit Karzen - 01.14.2020)

Heavily armed US National Guard troops stand at the perimeter of the upcoming Presidential Inauguration. (Kit Karzen - 01.14.2020)

Incoming busses carrying National Guard troops are thoroughly scanned by sniffer dogs prior to entering the perimeter of the US Inauguration. (Kit Karzen - 01.14.2020)

FBI "seeking information" ads are displayed at a bus stop near the White House in Washington, DC.

A couple waves at a National Guardsman stationed at the end of an alleyway near the White House in Washington, DC.

A National Guard soldier gives a child an American flag patch off their uniform at Licoln Park in Washington, DC on Jan 18, 2021.

National Guard toops playing with dogs at Lincoln Park in Washington, DC on Jan 18, 2021.

National Guard troops eat lunch at Lincoln Park in Washington, DC on Jan 18, 2021.

National Guard toops playing with dogs at Lincoln Park in Washington, DC on Jan 18, 2021.

National Guard troops eat lunch and watch dogs playing at Lincoln Park in Washington, DC on Jan 18, 2021.

National Guard troops wait in line for coffee across the street from Lincoln Park in Washington, DC on Jan 18, 2021.

A National Guard soldier orders coffee across the stree from Lincoln Park in Washington, DC on Jan 18, 2021.

National Guard toops playing with dogs at Lincoln Park in Washington, DC on Jan 18, 2021.

National Guard troops cross the street with coffee toward Lincoln Park in Washington, DC on Jan 18, 2021.

Local DC residents arrived to provide goodie-bags for National Guard troops stationed at Lincoln Park in Washington, DC on January 18, 2021.

A National Guard soldier gives a child an American flag patch off their uniform at Licoln Park in Washington, DC on Jan 18, 2021.

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