Trump to host Burgum, outdoorsmen at Rose Garden

Rose Garden dinner

President Trump is scheduled to host Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and more than 100 outdoorsmen at a White House Rose Garden dinner Thursday evening. A source familiar with the event told NewsNation, The Hill’s broadcasting partner, about the gathering.

Trump is expected to address the group during the dinner. Burgum is set to attend as Interior secretary, while the invited group consists of outdoorsmen. The gathering is not directly linked to an election or candidate race.

The reported plans center on presidential action involving U.S. land, not campaign activity. For viewers, the two central moments are expected to be Trump’s remarks and his signing of the orders.

Planned land actions

Trump is expected to sign two executive orders during the event. The orders are described as reversing restrictions on U.S. land that were put in place during former President Biden’s administration.

The planned actions concern land policy and are expected to be signed with Burgum and the outdoorsmen present. The event combines a White House dinner, remarks from the president and the formal signing of two executive orders.

The Rose Garden gathering will show how Trump describes the restrictions and the purpose of reversing them. It will also establish whether both planned orders are signed during the event. The language Trump signs will set out the scope of each action involving U.S. land.