A 200-year-old southern magnolia tree at the White House is scheduled for removal next week due to its deteriorating condition. President Trump has deemed the removal necessary for safety reasons and has expressed the possibility of repurposing the wood for other uses. The historic tree has been a significant part of the White House grounds for two centuries, adding to its rich legacy. The decision to remove such a prominent tree reflects the importance of prioritizing safety and preservation of the White House property. Stay tuned for updates on the removal process and potential future uses of the tree wood.