Melania and Donald Trump disowned: when will they leave the White House?
On January 20, 2021, Joe Biden will become the 46th President of the United States and take over the Oval Office of the White House. Melania and Donald Trump will be required to vacate the venue on opening day.
Americans have been holding their breath in recent days: who will win the US presidential election? With 290 voters on the clock, this Saturday, November 7, Joe Biden is elected 46th President of the United States. On January 20, 2021, the 77-year-old Democratic candidate will step forward to take an oath to defend the Constitution, succeeding Donald Trump. On the day of the handover, he will also invest the Oval Office of the White House. That same day, the outgoing head of state will then have to pack up the presidential office. As Barack Obama did three years ago.
We must go back to ... January 20, 2017. Donald Trump is sworn in as the 45th President of the United States. A few miles away from the ceremony, dozens of residence employees are busy in the White House. Helped by a few entrepreneurs, they hasten to install the real estate mogul in his new home. And this, without ever counting on the support of the movers. “Professional movers can unload their truck, but that's it. For security reasons, only residence employees can move items around the White House, ”a former team manager told the Washington Post. This move - known as the “family transfer” - took just five hours. The former president's belongings had been replaced with the new occupant's favorite furniture and foods. But will Donald Trump let domestic workers do this very special job for Joe Biden’s nomination? Not sure…
Refusal to leave
According to CNN information, the Republican refuses to give way to the 46th President of the United States. Therefore, he will not leave the White House on January 20, 2021. “In conversations with his collaborators in recent days, he has declared that he has no intention of conceding the election,” explained a close source. . The billionaire would remain hanging on the Oval Office, determined to challenge the verdict of the ballot box. This Friday, November 6, a spokesman for Joe Biden, Andrew Bates, was firm: "The American authorities are perfectly capable of expelling the intruders from the White House." Even those who invested in it for four years ...
