Overview
- President Trump issued two Easter messages on Truth Social, starting with a conventional greeting and following it with a politically charged post targeting Democrats, judges, and President Biden.
- In his second post, Trump accused Biden of enabling criminal immigration through an 'Open Borders Policy' and reiterated unfounded claims about the 2020 election being stolen.
- The posts have drawn criticism from across the political spectrum, with some Republicans and religious commentators questioning the appropriateness of the tone on a major Christian holiday.
- The White House defended Trump's statements, emphasizing the administration's strategy of blending cultural observances with political messaging.
- This follows Trump's pattern of using holiday messages to amplify partisan rhetoric, intensifying debates over immigration, judicial authority, and election legitimacy.