Former President Donald Trump's recent visit to Arlington National Cemetery has sparked significant controversy, with accusations of politicizing the event and violating cemetery regulations. Trump attended the ceremony at the request of Gold Star families to commemorate the third anniversary of the Kabul bombing that killed 13 U.S. servicemembers. Vice President Kamala Harris criticized Trump for disrespecting sacred ground and conducting a political stunt, alleging his campaign staff caused an altercation with a cemetery official. Trump's campaign defended the visit, claiming it was invited and permitted to film, but faced backlash from the U.S. Army for violating federal laws prohibiting political activities at the cemetery. The incident has intensified the ongoing political clash between Trump and Harris, especially regarding their respective roles in the Afghanistan withdrawal. The controversy has further complicated Trump's public relations, overshadowing his criticisms of the Biden administration's foreign policy.