Watch live: Trump hosts Burgum, group of outdoorsmen at White House Rose Garden
President Trump is set to host Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and more than 100 outdoorsmen for a Rose Garden dinner at the White House on Thursday evening, a source told NewsNation. Trump is expected to speak at the event and sign two executive orders aimed at rolling back Biden-era land restrictions.
Why It Matters
The gathering combines a public White House event with policy action, as the president plans to use the occasion to rescind restrictions on U.S. land put in place under the prior administration. That pairing signals an intent to make regulatory changes highly visible and tied to constituency outreach.
Key Facts
- Event: White House Rose Garden dinner
- Host: President Trump
- Attendees: Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and more than 100 outdoorsmen
- Source: A source familiar with the event told NewsNation, The Hill's broadcasting partner
- Planned actions: Trump will reportedly speak and sign two executive orders reversing Biden-era restrictions on U.S. land
President Trump plans to welcome Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and a group of more than 100 outdoorsmen to the White House Rose Garden for a dinner Thursday evening, according to a source who spoke to NewsNation, the broadcasting partner of The Hill. The gathering is scheduled to be held on the South Lawn's formal garden space.
The source told NewsNation that Trump will deliver remarks during the event. In addition to speaking, the president is expected to sign two executive orders during the gathering. Those orders are described as undoing restrictions on U.S. land that were put in place during the Biden administration.
The event pairs a public engagement with immediate policy action, as the administration intends to use the occasion to announce regulatory changes. Details about the specific content of the executive orders or the precise nature of the land restrictions they target were not provided by the source in the report.
Organizers and attendees beyond those named were not listed in the NewsNation report. The White House has not released a formal public schedule tied to the dinner in the information provided to NewsNation, per the source cited by The Hill's broadcasting partner.
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Original source: The Hill