White House says it won’t release visitor logs
15 April 2017 |
8:48 am
The Trump administration will not make public White House visitor logs, the records that detail who has visited President Donald Trump and his staff on official business, his office confirmed, in a departure from a practice that was established under former President Barack Obama.
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