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The US Interior Department manages America's vast public lands and natural resources, including national parks like the one where the World War Two memorial stands. It's a key government branch, ensuring these sites are protected and maintained for everyone to enjoy. Their promise to find the vandals shows their commitment to preserving national treasures.
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