PULSE POINTS:

What Happened: The Trump White House is rescheduling Spring Garden Tours for Saturday, April 5, in response to a planned far-left protest against President Donald J. Trump.

 Who’s Involved: The Trump White House, The Office of the First Lady, Planned Parenthood, the Human Rights Campaign, the Indivisible movement, and dozens of other Democrat-aligned far-left advocacy groups.

 Where & When: The White House, Washington, D.C., other demonstrations are planned in cities around the country.

 Key Quote:  “This decision has been made out of an abundance of caution and to ensure the safety of all within proximity to public demonstrations planned near the White House on Saturday, April 5, 2025,” the White House said, advising that the Saturday tours will be rescheduled to Sunday.

 Impact: The rescheduling of the garden tours could impact thousands of tourists who had tickets for tours scheduled on Saturday. Meanwhile, the mass demonstration is notable as it will be the first large-scale protest against Trump since he returned to the White House.

IN FULL:

The Trump White House announced they are rescheduling Spring Garden Tours for April 5 “out of an abundance of caution” in anticipation of planned far-left demonstrations against President Donald J. Trump’s America First policy agenda in Washington, D.C., and other cities across the United States on Saturday. Some of the most influential Democrat-aligned nonprofit advocacy groups are organizing the mass protest and claim that they received 250,000 RSVPs by the end of March.

Among the groups behind the planned demonstrations is the Human Rights Campaign, a radical nonprofit advocacy group that pushes extremist pro-transgender policies. Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest abortionist and a significant funder of Democrat election campaigns, is also part of the coalition organizing the protests. Additional organizers include Declaration for American Democracy—which backs Democratic Party legislative and lawfare efforts to undermine election integrity laws—and the anti-Trump Indivisible movement, which encouraged government employees to actively resist President Trump’s agenda during his first term in office.

“The White House is working closely with the United States Secret Service and National Park Service to safely accommodate all ticket holders for the 2025 Spring Garden Tours, which will continue to be held on Sunday, April 6, 2025, with the following adjustment,” the Office of the First Lady stated. “All previously allocated tickets for Saturday, April 5, will be honored on Sunday, April 6, between 10:00 AM and 2:30 PM (regardless of the original Saturday time slot printed on the ticket).”

According to the White House, those who hold tickets for tours scheduled for Sunday, April 6, “should plan to continue to adhere to the time slot noted on their ticket(s).”

The planned demonstrations are notable as they will be the first large-scale action orchestrated by Democratic Party-aligned activist groups since Trump’s landslide 2024 presidential election victory. Some political observers have speculated that Trump’s aggressive pace in implementing his America First agenda caught many of his political opponents off guard and contributed to their political demoralization.

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