Donald Trump’s recent visit to Arlington National Cemetery has sparked controversy, with Gold Star families defending his actions and accusing Vice President Kamala Harris of politicizing the event. Trump attended a ceremony to honor the three-year anniversary of a bombing in Afghanistan that killed 13 U.S. service members. Harris criticized Trump's visit as a 'political stunt,' a claim the Gold Star families refuted, stating they invited Trump to honor their loved ones. Trump's campaign faced backlash for distributing images from the visit, which some argue violated rules against political activity in the cemetery. Arlington is considered a neutral and sacred space, with federal laws prohibiting partisan activities on its grounds, emphasized by military chaplain Rev. David Peters. Despite the controversy, Trump thanked the families for their support and reiterated his intent to honor the fallen service members.