Trump to attend National Prayer Breakfast

Fiji Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka raised concerns that the mass deportation of criminals from the U.S. posed a safety risk to Pacific Island states, in a meeting with the Congressional Pacific Islands Caucus chairman, Fiji’s government said today.

Rabuka is the first Pacific Islands leader to visit Washington to press the region’s concerns since Trump took office, with the U.S. withdrawal from international climate change commitments a major focus for the low-lying island states.

Rabuka will attend a presidential prayer breakfast today and is also expected to meet with Republican senators.

President Donald Trump is set to attend the National Prayer Breakfast on February 6th, 2020. This annual event brings together political, religious, and community leaders to pray for the nation and discuss the importance of faith in public life.

Trump’s attendance at the National Prayer Breakfast has been a tradition since he took office in 2017. The President has always been vocal about his Christian faith and has often spoken about the importance of prayer in his personal life and in his decision-making as President.

The National Prayer Breakfast is a time for leaders from all walks of life to come together in unity and seek guidance and blessings for the country. It is a time to put aside differences and focus on the common values that bring us together as a nation.

With the upcoming 2020 election, Trump’s attendance at the National Prayer Breakfast is sure to be a topic of discussion. It will be interesting to see how the President’s faith plays a role in his campaign and how it resonates with voters. Stay tuned for updates on this important event.

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