As Monday fast approaches, some of Mississippi's GOP leadership will be heading to Washington D.C. to watch President Donald Trump's inauguration. The ceremony, which has now been moved indoors due to freezing temperatures expected on Monday, will take place in the Capitol rotunda rather than the West Front of the Capitol.

The Mississippi National Guard deployed around 200 service members for the Presidential Inauguration of Donald Trump Monday. The inauguration is being moved indoors due to dangerously cold temperatures expected in Washington, DC and a large portion of the country.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Multiple Mid-South lawmakers attended President Trump’s inauguration on Monday in Washington D.C. Tennessee U-S Senator Marsha Blackburn and North Mississippi Congressman Trent Kelly were there in Washington along with Tennessee Governor Bill Lee to welcome a new administration.

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President Donald Trump took the oath of office indoors, limiting crowds, but many Hoosiers made the trip anyway.