Overview
- Guido Reichstadter, who climbed the Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge on Friday, spent a second night in a tent and was still perched there Sunday.
- Police reopened most lanes but kept restrictions in place, and officials warned of significant delays for Monday’s rush hour.
- Crisis negotiators and specialized rescue teams stayed on standby below the arch as the barricade situation continued.
- Reichstadter said he will not come down until the U.S. ends what he calls Trump’s illegal war on Iran and governments ban advanced AI.
- Newsweek reported letters saying Trump told congressional leaders he would not seek War Powers authorization for Iran operations, a claim that has limited independent verification.