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2026年4月16日，美国总统唐纳德·特朗普在离开白宫前往内华达州拉斯维加斯时神情如常，摄于美国华盛顿特区。路透社/杰西卡·科申尼亚克 档案照片 购买授权许可
华盛顿4月27日（路透社）——白宫已撤回特朗普总统对酒店业高管斯科特·索查出任国家公园管理局局长的提名，距该提名被送交美国参议院已有两个多月。
白宫在周一的声明中未说明撤回索查提名的原因。
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他的提名于今年2月公布时，遭到环保主义者的批评，他们称其缺乏政府工作经验，不适合该职位。
特拉华州北方公司曾于2015年起诉国家公园管理局，并于2019年特朗普首届任期期间以1200万美元达成和解。
国家公园管理局目前由该局主计长、代理局长杰西卡·布伦掌管。
国家公园管理局隶属于美国内政部。
特朗普政府试图通过一系列举措重塑公共空间、博物馆和公园，民权团体广泛谴责这些举措是在推翻数十年来的社会进步成果。
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特朗普就职数周后签署了一项行政命令，针对他所称的“反美国意识形态”传播现象。
该命令要求内政部恢复“近年来为宣扬虚假历史修正主义而被移除或更改的联邦公园、纪念物和纪念碑”。
内政部在该命令发布后表示，所有国家公园的解说标识——即用于介绍景点和历史事件的牌匾与展板——均在审查范围内。
《华盛顿邮报》报道称，美国官员已下令国家公园移除数十个涉及奴隶制以及定居者虐待原住民的标识和展品。
其中一起事件中，国家公园管理局工作人员于1月从费城一处曾是乔治·华盛顿故居的历史遗址移除了一个奴隶制主题展品，一名美国联邦法官下令特朗普政府重新安装该展品，国家公园管理局随后予以执行。
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Trump withdraws nomination of hospitality executive to head National Park Service
April 28, 2026 3:03 AM UTC / Reuters
By Kanishka Singh
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U.S. President Donald Trump looks on, as he departs the White House for Las Vegas, Nevada, in Washington, D.C., U.S., April 16, 2026. REUTERS/Jessica Koscielniak/File Photo Purchase Licensing Rights
WASHINGTON, April 27 (Reuters) – The White House has withdrawn President Donald Trump’s nomination of a hospitality company executive to be director of the National Park Service more than two months after sending the nomination to the U.S. Senate.
The White House did not give a reason for withdrawing the nomination of Scott Socha in its announcement on Monday.
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Socha oversees the parks and resorts division of hospitality company Delaware North.
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His nomination when announced in February was criticized by conservationists who had called him unqualified for the role over lack of experience in government.
Delaware North had sued the National Park Service in 2015 and eventually settled the lawsuit for $12 million in 2019 during Trump’s first term in office.
NPS is currently overseen by Jessica Bowron, who is the agency’s comptroller and acting director.
NPS is part of the U.S. Interior Department.
The Trump administration has attempted to reshape public spaces, museums and parks through steps that civil rights groups have widely condemned as undoing decades of social progress.
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Trump signed an executive order weeks after taking office targeting what he said was the spread of “anti-American ideology.”
The order directed the Interior Department to restore federal parks, monuments and memorials that had been “removed or changed in the last years to perpetuate a false revision of history.”
The Interior Department said after the order that all national parks’ interpretive signage – the plaques and panels that explain sites and events – was under review.
The Washington Post has reported that U.S. officials have ordered national parks to remove dozens of signs and displays related to slavery and the mistreatment of Native Americans by settlers.
In one such attempt where NPS staff removed a slavery exhibit in January from a Philadelphia historic site where George Washington once lived, a U.S. federal judge ordered the Trump administration to reinstall the slavery exhibit, a decision that NPS complied with.
Reporting by Kanishka Singh in Washington
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