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German Traveler's U.S. World Cup Account Deleted, White House Invitation Reported
A German citizen's social media account documenting travel across the United States during the World Cup was removed yesterday. The account owner received an invitation to the White House, according to a White House tourism official.
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A German citizen's account that posted videos and photos from travels across the United States during the World Cup was deleted yesterday. The account owner, identified only as Freddy, received an invitation to the White House after the deletion, according to the White House Special Envoy for Tourism.
The deletion occurred without an immediate public explanation from the platform. The posts had shown the traveler visiting multiple cities and attending World Cup events.
A White House tourism official stated that Freddy had been invited to visit. No date or details for the visit were provided in the announcement.
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