Former President Donald Trump will travel to New York as soon as Sunday, his first visit to the Big Apple since leaving the White House in January, according to a report.
Trump 7, the former president’s Fifth Avenue skyscraper, will see an improved security presence after it was reduced last month, ABC 7 reports.
The report says barriers will be repaired and parking will be restricted while Trump visits.
Born in Queens and becoming a real estate developer in Manhattan, Trump moved his residence to Mar-a-Lago, his exclusive Florida resort, in October 2019.
“I hereby declare that my above residence and my place of residence in the State of Florida are my predominant and principal residence, and I intend to continue it as such permanently,” he said in a document in which he changed the residence. request.