More stores remove Ivanka Trump's collection

few days ago, US department store Nordstrom announced that it would no longer sell the clothing line of the current president's daughter, Ivanka Trump, arguing that the brand does not generate enough sales. The fact provoked great controversy because almost immediately, Donald Trump reacted to the decision of the store, publishing a tweet from his personal account to later retwittearlo of the official account of the White House.

"My daughter Ivanka has been treated very unfairly by @Nordstrom. She is a great person, always pushing me to do the right thing, terrible!" He wrote.

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The criticisms were not made wait because several described the fact as 'inappropriate' and out of place. There are those who think that Ivanka continues to profit from her company creates a conflict of interest with the American government and there are also those who believe that the event can be part of the Grab Your Wallet protest.

But Nordstrom is not the only store that has decided to withdraw the Ivanka line, according to The New York Times reports, the chains T.J. Maxx and Marshalls also instructed their employees to remove the posters used in their businesses to identify Ivanka Trump's products. It was also ordered to mix the products in other shelves along with other merchandise.

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The informer of both chains belonging to TJX Companies, Doreen Thompson said that the order was not to stop selling Ivanka Trump brand products but to eliminate the special exhibitions of these.