Trump promised to cut down the 200-year-old magnolia tree planted by the seventh president of the United States.

A 200-year-old magnolia tree planted near the White House by the seventh President of the United States, Andrew Jackson, will be cut down because it poses a danger. This was announced on Sunday, March 30, by the American leader Donald Trump.

"The bad news is that everything has to come to an end, and this tree is in terrible condition, it poses a serious threat to security at the entrance to the White House, and it needs to be removed. This process will begin next week, and it will be replaced by another, very beautiful tree," he wrote on his page on the Truth Social network, calling this decision an interesting dilemma.

The Head of State assured that the historic wood of this tree will be preserved by the staff of the White House and can be used "for other high and noble purposes."

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In September 2023, former US President Joe Biden announced his desire to climb a tree. It was specified that it grows in the middle of his yard.