Trump expelled Harris' wife from the Board of the Holocaust Memorial Museum

Douglas Emhoff, the husband of former US Vice President Kamala Harris, announced on April 30 that US President Donald Trump had excluded him from the Board of the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington.

"Today (April 30th. I have been informed of my dismissal from the Council for the Holocaust Memorial," he wrote on the social network X (formerly Twitter).

He called the relevant decision of the head of state political and clarified that it would not shake his commitment to preserving the memory of the Holocaust, education or the fight against hatred and anti-Semitism.

Emhoff expressed his willingness to continue speaking out, educating and fighting hate in all its forms.

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