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McDonald’s Franchise That Hosted Trump’s Campaign Stop Beefs Up Security Amid Threatening Phone Calls

In spite of the negativity, locals have been coming to the franchise to show their support, one of the event’s organizers says.

Doug Mills/The New York Times via AP
President Trump serves french fries as an employee looks on during a visit to a McDonald's at Feasterville-Trevose, Pennsylvania, Sunday. Doug Mills/The New York Times via AP
NOVI ZHUKOVSKY
NOVI ZHUKOVSKY

The Bucks County, Pennsylvania McDonalds that hosted President Trump for his drive-thru stint on Sunday is reportedly beefing up its security after receiving an influx of threatening phone calls and social media messages. 

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NOVI ZHUKOVSKY
NOVI ZHUKOVSKY

Ms. Zhukovsky studied economics and government at Dartmouth College.

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