Jan 22, 2025 10:58:00

The White House has removed Spanish-language pages from its official website, along with Spanish-language accounts on Twitter, Instagram, and more

The US government is undergoing

various reforms under President Donald Trump, who took office on January 20, 2025. As part of these reforms, Spanish-language pages have been removed from the official White House website .

'GO HOME' — White House removes Spanish language from website | Regional/National Headlines | local3news.com
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Spanish-Language White House Website Abruptly Shuts Off - Newsweek

https://www.newsweek.com/white-house-website-donald-trump-spanish-language-hispanic-2018288

At the time of writing, anyone visiting the White House's Spanish-language page was greeted with a 404 error and was unable to view any of the content.

The White House's Spanish-language

X (formerly Twitter) account , Instagram account , and Threads account have also been deleted.

A 2022 Census Bureau survey found that the Spanish-speaking Hispanic population is the largest minority group in the United States, and Spanish is the most commonly spoken language other than English at home, at 61.6%.

President Trump has long made combating illegal immigration from Mexico a policy, and in 2017, during his first term, he signed an executive order to build a wall on the Mexican border known as the ' Great Trump Wall .'

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During his 2016 election speech, President Trump said at a debate, 'America is a country where the native language is English, not Spanish. Immigrants to America need to speak English, too.'

President Trump, who has been increasing pressure on Hispanics, also removed the Spanish-language page of the White House in 2017. In 2021, the Spanish-language page of the White House was restored under former President Joe Biden.

Foreign media outlet Newsweek reached out to President Trump's press team for comment but did not receive a response.