Trump orders signs placed outside Smithsonian warning of "inaccurate" information
Summary
President Donald Trump ordered signs to be placed outside the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History. The signs will warn visitors that the museum presents inaccurate information about American history, based on a White House report criticizing the museum’s approach.Key Facts
- President Trump issued an order on Friday regarding the Smithsonian museum.
- The signs are meant to correct what the White House calls inaccurate information.
- The order refers to a 162-page report titled "Saving America's Story," released on July 4.
- The report claims the museum uses history to promote social justice and political ideas.
- The report suggests the museum divides and discourages citizens instead of uniting them.
- The recommended signage would say the exhibits were made by people "who don't want you to love your country."
- The signs will be placed along walkways leading to the museum to guide visitors to other sources.
- The Smithsonian has not commented publicly on the president’s order.
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