Donald Trump reportedly ordered the relocation of official portraits of Barack Obama and the Bush presidents to less visible areas within the White House, sparking criticism on social media. Obama’s portrait, once displayed prominently, now resides in a restricted section away from most visitors, alongside the Bush portraits. This move follows a pattern from Trump’s first term, where he replaced certain presidential portraits with those of earlier presidents in less frequented rooms. The controversy is further fueled by recent politically charged actions and statements from Trump, which have been met with strong rebuttals from Obama’s representatives.