Trump Jr. Faces Backlash Over Greenland Lunch Event

Reports claim attendees at a Trump Jr.-hosted lunch in Greenland were homeless individuals invited for free food, a claim his ally denies.

Donald Trump Jr. hosted a lunch in Nuuk, Greenland, as part of efforts to promote his father’s interest in acquiring the territory.
Attendees at the lunch wore MAGA hats, but the hotel’s chief executive stated many were homeless individuals invited off the street by Trump Jr.’s team.
The hotel executive noted the guests were unfamiliar faces, unlikely to afford the upscale venue, and unaware of Trump Jr.’s identity beforehand.
Arthur Schwartz, an ally of Trump Jr., dismissed the claims as absurd, stating they were “beyond the pale ridiculous.”
The visit coincides with President-elect Donald Trump's continued push to acquire Greenland, despite strong opposition from Greenlandic and Danish officials.