President Trump has remained silent on the identity of a White House staffer he claims was struck by a golf ball at East Potomac Golf Links. During a press interaction, he described the course as dangerous and criticized U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes, who is overseeing a legal challenge against the course's redevelopment. Trump has called the current state of the course unsafe and has accused Reyes of being responsible for any injuries that may occur.
Key facts
- Trump did not disclose the identity of a staffer allegedly hit by a golf ball.
- He described the East Potomac Golf Links as dangerous and obsolete.
- The course is under legal scrutiny from U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes.
- Trump accused Reyes of responsibility for potential injuries at the course.
- The administration plans to close the course on November 15.
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