Activists snuck into Trump’s DC dinner by making reservation at restaurant
Trump cabinet dinner at DC restaurant gatecrashed by protesters
Grassroots organization Code Pink disrupted a dinner attended by Donald Trump at a Washington, D.C. restaurant on Tuesday night.
Activists gained access by making a reservation and chanted slogans protesting Trump's policies, including those related to Gaza and immigration.
Code Pink stated they aimed to ensure Trump would never dine in peace, while their D.C. organizer, Olivia DiNucci, confirmed they simply made a reservation.
This marked Trump's first time dining out at a restaurant outside of his own properties during his time in office.
The incident sparked outrage among Trump loyalists and prominent figures, who questioned the Secret Service's security protocols and how the protesters were able to get so close.