Ivanka Trump along with Jared Kushner, Melania Trump, and Sarah Palin before the campaign stop in Iowa during the 2016 primaries, Photo Courtesy Haddad Media
President Trump, First Lady Melania, and Ivanka Trump are hitting the road to visit the sites of their earliest presidential contests on Monday, March 19th. President Trump is set to reveal his long-awaited plans to combat the opioid drug epidemic in Manchester, New Hampshire. This will mark Trump’s first visit to New Hampshire since 2016, where he won his very first presidential primary. First Lady Melania Trump will also be accompanying the president on this trip.
President Trump is expected to make two stops in New Hampshire, according to a report last week in the Concord Monitor. He’ll first announce his drug epidemic plans, which will reportedly include controversial measures like the death penalty for high-trafficking drug dealers, at Manchester Community College. He will then be visiting the Manchester Central Fire Station to get a tour of Safe Station, “a ‘first-of-its-kind program’ in which people battling drug or alcohol addiction can safely seek help at one of the city’s 10 fire stations without fear of arrest.”
Rachel Greenberg and Ivanka Trump in Iowa, Photo Courtesy Haddad Media
Meanwhile, Ivanka Trump landed in Iowa Monday morning to visit the Waukee Innovation & Learning Center for a tour and to meet students and faculty at the Waukee School District’s Aspiring Professional Experience program. The visit is an extension of the White House’s infrastructure plan, which includes expanding federal job training programs. President Trump came in second place at the 2016 Iowa Caucus, behind his then-opponent Senator Ted Cruz.
According to the pool report, Ivanka Trump “was accompanied by Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds, acting Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg, Waukee Community School District Superintendent Cindi McDonald and Waukee APEX Director Michelle Hill.”
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