Obama’s portrait has been moved to a different wall, previously occupied by George W. Bush’s image, which is now placed near a staircase. Trump, who still lacks an official oil portrait from his first term, has made similar changes before—once relocating portraits of Clinton and Bush to less prominent spots.

The update has drawn strong reactions, with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene applauding the change. It’s part of Trump’s ongoing effort to reshape the White House’s symbolic imagery during his return to office.