'Grinch-Level Bulls**t': Critics Slam 'Vile' Change To Trump's New White House Website
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And the way a link was initially phrased drew even more anger on social media.
Critics are ripping the removal of the Spanish language version of the White House website.
The resource — “La Casa Blanca” — was reportedly taken offline shortly after President Donald Trump was sworn back into office on Monday.
Initially, the whitehouse.gov/es link redirected to a “404 Page Not Found” message, with another link titled “Go Home” pointing visitors to the home page.
Amid anger and accusations that the Trump White House was literally telling people to “go home” with how the link was phrased, it was later changed to read, “Go To Home Page.”
The move ― which comes as Trump has vowed to mass deport millions of undocumented immigrants ― was slammed by social media users as “vile,” “unbelievably petty” and “some Grinch-level bullshit!”
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