President Donald Trump convened his Cabinet on Friday at the historic Camp David retreat in Maryland, marking the first time the secluded location has hosted the group during his second term after a previous attempt in May was canceled due to bad weather. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt noted that the gathering serves as the 13th Cabinet meeting of the term, offering a different and enjoyable experience for the officials.
During the meeting, Trump praised the unique setting and utilized the platform to highlight his administration's achievements. He also addressed international affairs, seizing upon a current migration crisis in Spain to make points supporting his policy positions. Camp David has a long-standing history as a secluded backdrop for high-stakes governmental talks.
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