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Lawmakers are dialing up pressure on the Air Force to make a final decision about the permanent home for U.S. Space Command.

Rep. Robert Aderholt, R-Ala., said language in a new spending bill will halt development of the U.S. Space Command headquarters in Colorado until an official decision has been made.

The mark also limits the money U.S. Space Command can use to build or renovate buildings “for temporary or permanent use."

Lawmakers are dialing up pressure on the Air Force to make a final decision about the permanent home for U.S. Space Command.

Alabama lawmakers are tightening the screws in the ongoing battle over the relocation of the Space Command headquarters, a move that the current U.S. administration is looking to reverse due to the state’s severe anti-abortion law.

Ohio is renewing its bid to bring the U.S. Space Command to the state. In a letter to President Biden this week, state leaders say Ohio is the most suitable choice, with key military bases and NASA facilities.

The Colorado GOP shared its thoughts about the fight for Space Command, saying if abortion is a deciding factor in its relocation, then the state's Republican Party would prefer for it to move to Alabama.

Sen. Sherrod Brown and other Ohio lawmakers have jumped into the fray over whether the Biden administration will reverse a 2021 decision to move U.S. Space Command to Alabama from its current location in Colorado.

After reports surfaced last the month that the White House might be halting plans to move U.S. Space Command’s headquarters from Colorado to Alabama, members of Congress from Ohio are urging the White House to move the headquarters to their state.

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