The FBI has announced its plans to relocate its headquarters to the Ronald Reagan Building, effectively abandoning earlier plans to move to a suburban Maryland campus. This decision keeps the headquarters in downtown Washington, D.C., an outcome that has stirred mixed reactions among local lawmakers and residents. The move is expected to expedite the timeline for relocation, as the FBI transitions from its current location in the Hoover Building to the newly designated space that previously housed USAID. The Trump administration has played a significant role in this decision, highlighting a preference for the urban setting over suburban options. The transition appears to resolve a long-standing debate about the future location of the FBI headquarters.