President Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday establishing a task force to help prepare for the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. The task force will work closely with organizers to ensure a smooth and successful event.

In a statement, Trump emphasized the importance of the Olympic Games and expressed his confidence in the task force's ability to deliver a world-class event. "The Olympic Games are a symbol of unity and sportsmanship, and I am proud to support the efforts to make the 2028 Games in Los Angeles a resounding success," said Trump.

The executive order comes on the heels of controversy surrounding USA Volleyball's alleged anti-woman agenda, despite Trump's previous executive order promoting gender equality in sports organizations. Critics have raised concerns about the lack of progress in addressing gender discrimination in the sport.

Additionally, Trump's executive order to criminalize homelessness has sparked debate and criticism from advocates for the unhoused population. The order aims to address the issue of homelessness in major cities, but critics argue that it could exacerbate the problem by criminalizing poverty.