Trump targets the “anti -America ideology” in Smithsonian museums

US President Donald Trump has signed an executive command targeting the Smithsonian Foundation, which runs more than 20 museums and research centers visited by millions annually in Washington, DC and New York City.

The matter directs the vice president to “eliminate an inappropriate, divisive, or hostile ideology” from the museums, institute centers and the National Zoo animal in Washington.

He also directs the internal secretary to restore federal real estate, including gardens, memorials and statues, which “have been removed or incorrectly changed in the past five years to perpetuate a wrong review of history.”

This step is part of Trump’s efforts to form American culture, as well as politics.

The regime is entitled “Restore truth and reason to American history.” She says that Vice President JD Vance, who has become a member of the Smithsonian Referees Council because of his position in the government, will lead to purification.

Trump says that Congress should not finance exhibitions and Smithsonian programs that “divide the Americans by race.” It claims that the American Women’s History Museum, which is developing, plans to “recognize men as women”.

It also produces the National Museum of American -African History and Culture, saying that the museum “announced that” hard work “,” individual “and” nuclear family “are the aspects of” White Culture “. The museum opened in 2016 in Washington, where former President Barack Obama was the first black president in America, to leave his position.

Smithsonian museums provide free entry to some 15 to 30 million visitors every year. It runs 21 museums in Washington, Virginina and New York.

It includes the National Museum of American History, the National Photo Exhibition, the American Art Museum, the National Zoo and more than ten others.

The matter also guides the Minister of Interior Doug Burgum to complete “restorations and improvements” to the Independence Hall in Philadelphia. It comes before the 250th anniversary of the signing of the independence declaration, which occurred inside the building.

Trump has radically reshaped the American culture, which he says is contaminated with the ideology of the left “wake up”. Several requests aimed at eliminating diversity, fairness and integration programs from the federal government – some of which led to legal challenges.

Soon after taking office, Trump launched the John F. Kennedy Center for Dramatic Arts in Washington, DC, and installed himself as president.

This step led to widespread criticism from the actors and managers, causing the cancellation of many upcoming offers.