Shortly after President Trump's inauguration, the Spanish-language version of the White House website was taken down, leading to a 404 error message for users. Advocacy groups expressed confusion and frustration at this sudden change, viewing it as a disregard for Latino communication. Despite this, other government agencies continued to offer their Spanish versions. White House officials stated they are working to restore the site, but the move raised concerns over the administration's commitment to Latino engagement overall.
Harrison Fields remarked that the administration is working on reloading the Spanish translation section, emphasizing the commitment to maintain communication with the Latino community.
The sudden removal of the Spanish-language White House website sparked confusion among Hispanic advocacy groups, who felt it reflected a lack of effort to communicate with the Latino community.
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