Last week, White House Press Secretary
Sarah Huckabee Sanders read a touching letter a young boy sent to
President Trump.
Sanders explained that she will take time at some press briefings to
read the occasional letter sent to Trump by American children.
At today's press briefing, Sanders read a letter from a boy named Frank
who offered to mow the White House lawn.
Sanders said that Frank "embodies the
enterprising and ambitious spirit of America."
She said that she spoke to President Trump and he wanted to let Frank
know that he's doing a great job and he should keep working hard.
She also said that Trump has invited Frank to spend a morning at the
White House with the groundskeepers to see how the U.S. Parks Service
maintains the 18 acres of the White House complex.
"And he'd love to give you the opportunity to cut the grass in the Rose
Garden," Sanders said. "It's our responsibility to keep the American
Dream alive for kids like Frank, immigrants who are already here and
those who dream of immigrating here in the future."