Summary
President Donald Trump did not take any questions from reporters during two events on Thursday, breaking away from his usual practice of answering the press after public appearances. This happened amid increased scrutiny over his immigration policies in Minnesota. During a White House event and a Cabinet meeting, no questions were permitted, and some key officials did not speak.
Key Facts
- President Trump skipped taking questions from the press twice on Thursday.
- The events included an executive order signing on drug addiction and a Cabinet meeting.
- This action is unusual for President Trump, who often engages with the press.
- The lack of questions came during heightened criticism over immigration measures in Minnesota.
- Some Cabinet members, like Secretary Kristi Noem and Attorney General Pam Bondi, did not speak during the meeting.
- Critics, including DNC Rapid Response Director Kendall Witmer, commented on the lack of transparency.
- There is public demand for answers on immigration issues and other ongoing inquiries.
