Summary

Donald Trump resumed golfing at one of his resorts shortly after issuing a memorandum requiring federal employees to return to in-office work five days a week.

Critics noted this move contradicts Trump’s claim of being “too busy” to golf.

The return-to-office order disproportionately affects women and minorities, as studies show such mandates often increase workplace inequality.

During his previous presidency, Trump’s frequent golf trips cost taxpayers millions.

The new policy has drawn backlash for its logistical strain on parents and perceived attacks on diversity initiatives in federal agencies.