President Donald Trump will fly to Orlando on Friday to attend a listening session on school choice discussion at the St. Andrews Catholic School in Pine Hills, White House deputy press secretary Sarah H. Sanders told to the reporters on Tuesday. Trump appears to be planning stops in both Orlando and Palm Beach before his fourth presidential trip to the Mar-a-Lago, the Palm Beach Post reported. The St. Andrews is a Notre Dame ACE Academy school of choice.

The Federal Aviation Administration warned pilots on Monday to expect restrictions around the Orlando, which normally indicates the Trump visit.

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Trump rallied supporters in the Melbourne on Feb.18th, and said that he wanted to be "among my friends and among the people."

Trump's last stop in the Orlando was Dec. 16 during his "Thank You Tour" before his inauguration. The event was held at Central Florida Fairgrounds in the Orange County. The Vice President Mike Pence was also in attendance.

Trump's visit to Orlando on Friday will also be an opportunity for Trump to drive home his calls for the education reform, which he is also slated to address on Tuesday night.

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