Government
Remaining advertisements blockedCancel the public service after it finishes airing
The ads ran. The court order arrived in time for the remaining bookings.
- Executive owner
- Donald J. Trump / Homeland Security / White House Communications
- Status
- Remaining advertisements blocked
- Due
- Before the next media buy
- Paying for it
- Taxpayers for completed placements; MAGA Inc. for future placements
ACTIVITY
UpdatedThe judge moved the remaining advertisements from Public Service to Do Not Air.
Use the right Account! I want it on TELEVISION, not in another Lawsuit.
Homeland Security explained that the campaign commemorated border security by discussing the President.
Communications transferred future positive promotion to the political account.
We show what we did at the Border, they say POLITICAL! If it looked terrible they'd run it FREE all day..... looks good, suddenly examine the Invoice! Very dishonest Ad-ing.
Finance left reimbursement for the advertisements already aired in Not currently planned.
They put a stop on MY ADS!!
PUBLIC RECORD
On October 11, U.S. District Judge Jennifer Rochon ordered the administration to cancel any remaining taxpayer-funded television advertisements promoting Trump. Homeland Security had allocated $20 million to the campaign. Trump previously said future advertisements would be funded through MAGA Inc., but the White House reported no immediate plan to reimburse the government for money already spent.