Trump Orders Washington Cleanup Before Hosting PM Modi and Other World Leaders
The U.S. President directed the removal of tents, graffiti, and potholes in Washington, D.C., aiming to present a cleaner and safer capital for visiting dignitaries.
- President Donald Trump revealed he initiated a citywide cleanup in Washington, D.C., ahead of recent visits by world leaders, including Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
- Trump stated he wanted to ensure foreign dignitaries did not see tents, graffiti, or broken infrastructure near federal buildings and along their routes.
- The cleanup effort included collaboration with Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, whom Trump commended for her cooperation and effectiveness.
- Trump emphasized his administration’s broader goal of making Washington a 'crime-free' and globally admired capital, vowing continued efforts to address urban issues.
- During PM Modi’s February visit, Trump hosted him at the White House, highlighting the importance of U.S.-India relations early in his second presidential term.