Justin Trudeau says his mother and his in-laws were personally invited by President Barack Obama to attend a state dinner at the White House. And he’s not denying that taxpayers footed the bill for those family members, who were part of a large delegation accompanying the prime minister during his first visit to the U.S. capital in March.
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