Donald Trump says he ordered Washington DC cleanup before Modi's US visit: ‘Didn't want PM to see tents, potholes'
US President Trump ordered the removal of tents, graffiti, and potholes, ensuring a crime-free capital for visiting dignitaries, including Prime Minister Modi.
Didn't Want PM Modi, Others to See Tents, Potholes: Trump Says His Govt Is 'Cleaning' Washington DC
US President Donald Trump said it was important to clean the American capital, Washington DC, to make it a "talk of the world". He said the city has to be cleansed from crime, graffiti, tents and potholes.
Trump says he ordered Washington DC clean up to keep PM Modi from seeing ‘tents and graffiti’
US President Donald Trump has pledged to transform Washington, DC, into a “crime-free capital,” emphasising the need for a cleaner, safer, and more visually appealing city for visiting world leaders.
'Did not want PM Modi, world leaders to see tents, graffiti & potholes': Trump on Washington DC cleanup
President Trump has pledged to transform Washington, DC, into a “crime-free capital,” emphasising the need for a cleaner, safer, and more visually appealing city for visiting world leaders.
'I didn't want them to see tents, graffiti and potholes': How Trump kept Washington neat and clean for PM Modi
Donald Trump also promised to make Washington, DC a crime-free capital and lauded Mayor Muriel Bowser for doing a good job
Trump says he ordered DC cleanup before Modi visit, didn’t want him ‘to see tents, potholes, graffiti’
US President Donald Trump said he ordered the cleaning up of Washington DC because he wants to have a capital that "can be the talk of the world."
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