As Donald Trump's reelection to the presidency casts the future home Space Command back into question, here are key things to know as it's determined whether it stays in Colorado

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Biden reversed a controversial decision to relocate the U.S. Space Command to Alabama, but Trump is expected to follow through with his original plan.

President-elect Donald Trump isn’t expected to waste any time going through with the plan to move Space Command headquarters out of Colorado Springs to Alabama.

President-elect Donald Trump may bring Space Command to Huntsville, even after President Joe Biden opted to keep the command headquarters in Colorado in 2023.

Space Command has been based in Colorado at Peterson Space Force Base since its inception in 2019, but the decision on a forever home has been the subject of a years-long debate. The Biden administration in 2023 reversed a decision Trump made in his last days in office to move the command’s permanent headquarters to Huntsville,

Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Ala.) said he believes President-elect Trump will move the Space Command to Alabama in his first week in office. During an interview with Mobile, Ala., radio FM Talk 106.5 that aired Monday,