Trump moves fireworks July 4 in Washington DC, plans to deliver a speech: report

President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump: officials plan to use court-ordered removals to expel migrant families: report Senator asks Senate to investigate Giuliani's planned trip to Ukraine would have taken a personal interest in his administration for the 4th of July celebrations in Washington DC and reportedly informed city officials of his intention to change the annual celebration by a personal address.

The Washington Post reported on Friday that plans are in the works for Trump to address the country from the Lincoln Memorial steps, while moving the city's traditional fireworks from the Capitol Reflecting Pool steps to the nearby West Potomac Park.

The administration claims that moving the fireworks will allow more visitors to attend the celebrations. According to reports, its main assistants reportedly told La Poste that the president had requested regular briefings and was planning to focus on an address.

The White House did not immediately return a request for comment from The Hill on the post office report. The news of Mr Trump's intention to address the nation as part of the celebrations on 4 July comes after the administration announced its intention to organize a military parade. on the eve of the celebrations of July 14 in France, following critical reactions and criticism of Washington, DC, officials.

A Washington DC mayor's administration official, Muriel Bowser (D), announced in a statement in the mail that the July 4 draft had been announced. The city should re-examine the logistics of the celebration once the plans for the White House are finalized.

"We have a lot of people coming to the 4th of July. Logistically, over the years, the problems have been solved, "said the official. "We do not want to get rid of what already works."

The news was also criticized by the representative. Betty McCollumBetty Louise McCollumTrump moves the July 4 fireworks in Washington DC and plans to make a statement: report The director of Trump Interior said that the response to climate change was falling on the Congress One Energy Night: the guardian of the interior opens an investigation on a new secretary | Warren unveils 2020 plan to stop drilling on public lands | Judges dismiss case challenging state nuclear subsidies | Court orders EPA to reassess Obama Pollution Rule PLUS (D-Minn.), Speaker of the House Subcommittee on the Interior, the Environment and Related Services, who oversees the Department of the Interior, which Trump reportedly commissioned to carry out the celebration .

"It's not about a particular president. That's how our country was created, thanks to a group of brave men and women, "McCollum said in the mail. "It's not a question of anyone, but of" We, the people. "And if the president decides to do it, I think he will find the American public disappointed and upset."