White House will not release visitor logs during Trump's second term
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President Donald Trump's second administration has announced that it will not release White House visitor logs, despite the fact that predecessor President Joe Biden did.
Trump's first administration made the announcement of keeping White House visitors secret in April 2017, according to the Washington Post.
"After four years of the Biden administration’s empty promises, lies, and secrets, President Trump is giving the people and the press a level of access and transparency never seen before," White House spokeswoman Taylor Rogers told the media outlet.
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