President Trump plans to create a White House task force focused on securing the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games. This follows a signature legislation that allocated $1 billion for various costs related to the games. The planning is led by LA28, a private non-profit organization. Casey Wasserman, the chairperson of LA28, expressed gratitude towards the Trump administration for their ongoing support in preparations for what is described as the largest and most ambitious Olympic and Paralympic Games in the United States.
President Trump will order the establishment of a White House task force on Tuesday focused on security for the Olympics Games in Los Angeles in 2028.
During his first term, President Trump was instrumental in securing America's bid to host the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.
The executive order follows on Trump's signature legislation, referred to by the president as the "big beautiful bill," securing $1 billion for security, planning and other costs for the L.A. Games.
Casey Wasserman, chairperson and president of LA28, thanked the Trump administration in a statement "for their leadership and unwavering support as we prepare to deliver the largest and most ambitious Olympic and Paralympic Games ever hosted in the United States."
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