On Friday, the White House launched a new smartphone application designed to provide users with information and updates directly from the Trump administration.
The app includes a "news" tab with press releases from the White House, a photo gallery, and a social media tab featuring the White House’s presence on several platforms.
Additionally, users can choose options to connect with the White House, such as sending a "text" to Trump, contacting the White House through its connect form, and signing up for a newsletter.
The app also includes the option to send tips to Immigration and Customs Enforcement through an "ICE Tip Line."
"Live streams. Real-time updates. Straight from the source, no filter. The conversation everyone’s watching is now at your fingertips," the White House said in a post on X announcing the app.
The app’s launch comes as the White House has posted a number of cryptic images on its social media platforms indicating an upcoming announcement.
The launch is the latest example of the administration engaging with Trump’s base and promoting its own narrative to the public.
Recent public opinion polls have shown Trump’s approval rating slipping among Americans generally.
A Fox News poll released on Wednesday showed Trump with a 41 percent approval rating and a 59 percent disapproval rating.
The administration seeks to strengthen its direct communication with the public through this new digital tool.