Trump Plans to Relocate Space Command to Alabama

President-elect Trump is expected to reverse Biden's decision to keep Space Command headquarters in Colorado, reigniting a political dispute.

Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Ala.) anticipates that President-elect Trump will move Space Command headquarters to Huntsville, Alabama, in his first week in office.
The decision to relocate the headquarters has been contentious, with Biden previously overturning Trump's initial plan to move it from Colorado to Alabama.
Biden's administration cited operational readiness and concerns about Alabama's political climate, including its strict anti-abortion laws, as reasons to keep the headquarters in Colorado.
Colorado lawmakers, including Rep. Jeff Crank (R-CO), oppose the move, arguing that Colorado Springs offers superior military value for Space Command.
The ongoing debate highlights broader political tensions, with implications for national security and the future of U.S. military space operations.