[News] Trump returns to his beloved term ... and the row with Kushner is burning

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Former US President Donald Trump is scheduled to visit his hometown and the state in which he lived most of her life, New York, for the first time since leaving the White House, amid an escalating dispute with his son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
The Trump left the White House, on January 20 last, to the state of Florida and South, where he owns a resort there, rather than New York.

Trump was born in New York state and lived in New York state for most of his life, and has a lot of real estate there, but he moved away from it during his presidency to Florida, because of what he said were insults from politicians who do not appreciate the taxes he pays to the state.

The former president will return to New York this weekend, after spending the past six weeks at the Palm Beach resort in Florida.

It was not clear what Trump would do there, but that came in light of Trump's swift return to the limelight. 

And US media reported that this development comes in light of the dispute between the former president and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner , who was his chief advisor during his tenure.

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The American "CNN" network indicated that Trump is angry with Kushner, because of the loss in the presidential election in November 2020.

The dispute began between the two parties in the days that followed their departure from Washington, DC.

Cameras spotted Trump playing golf at his Miami resort, and he left the field minutes before Kushner and his wife, Ivanka Trump, arrived.

This sign shows that the relationship between the two parties is not well.

Before that, Kushner was absent from Trump's team that accompanied him to his first public appearance since leaving the White House at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference in late February.

"CNN" said that Trump holds Kushner, in his conversations with the narrow circle surrounding him, responsible for his loss in the presidential elections, but Trump's advisers denied in statements to the British newspaper "Daily Mail" the existence of differences between the two men.

On the other hand, close to Kushner stated that he had distanced himself from politics, especially after Trump's numerous allegations of election fraud