Trump reaches us open to chants and colonialism, which raises the delay of security – my country

President Donald Trump was received with a mixture of chants and cruelty upon arrival at the open final in the United States on Sunday, with the majority of the stadium seats empty and delaying the identical start time due to the enhanced security tests.

ABC TV broadcast showed Trump coming out of the box seat for the wave to the still crowd, but it did not include the sound of the crowd.

The Tennis Association in the United States asked broadcasters to remove any reaction to Trump, according to reports at the end of the week.

A USTA spokesman told Reuters that the association regularly requested broadcasters “refraining from offering unrest outside the court.”

The time of the start of the match, which was originally appointed at 2 pm, was delayed at Eastern time (1800 GMT), by 30 minutes due to security tests announced by the United States, about half an hour before it started.

The championship organizers said in a statement, “As a result of the security measures in force, and to ensure that the fans have an additional time to reach their seats, we have paid at the time of the match today until 2:30 pm Each time,” the championship organizers said in a statement.

Trump, a Republican, is a sport lover who expresses his opinion regularly about sport in the same way he sought to influence or intimidate institutions throughout American society.

In February, weeks after assuming his post, he issued an executive order that sought to ban sexual intercourse with female sports.

The supporters said that it would restore fairness, but critics said it violates the rights of a small minority.

During the summer, Trump pressed the football team to lead Washington to return to its previous name for Redskins, a title that critics said was a racist depiction of the indigenous Americans.

Trump’s approval rate was 40 % in late July and mid -August, according to opinion polls from Reuters and Ibsos, the lowest presidency.

In all policies, Trump’s support for a overwhelming majority of Republicans came, which raised questions about how he received in New York, a democratic stronghold.

In front of the Arthur Ash Stadium in Queens, the largest sport place in the world has risen through the capabilities, the secret service and other federal security officers who examined the bags and entered through the metal detectors before the championship match between the competitors Carlos Carraz and Janek Sinner.

Visitors to the Tennis Center shared mixed feelings about it is expected that Trump is expected.

Dave, a banker from New York City, who declined to give his last name, said he felt “not especially good” to visit Trump.

He said: “I couldn’t care less if it came or not. Why not good? I am not at least a fan. Who is he?

Some visitors, however, did not bother them.

“He can go anywhere he wants and attend a match if he wants to,” said Karen Stark, a retired tennis fans, who traveled to the final of Michigan.

The president, a regular golf player at the weekend in the Washington region or in his property in New Jersey and Florida, has attended many sports events as president since he took office in January.

He went to Super Bowl in February, got chants and underestimated the crowd, and attended Ultimate Fighting Championship Duels.