traveled to Uruguay to attend meetings and a party. (9) In February 2017, Eric Trump, on behalf of the Trump Organization, traveled to the Dominican Republic to visit a resort project. (10) In February 2017, Donald Trump, Jr., and Eric Trump, on behalf of the Trump Organization, traveled to the United Arab Emirates to attend a golf course ribbon-cutting ceremony. (11) In February 2017, Donald Trump, Jr., and Eric Trump, on behalf of the Trump Organization, traveled to Canada to attend a hotel grand opening. (12) In April 2017, Eric Trump, on behalf of the Trump Organization, traveled to the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland to attend business meetings at a golf course. (13) Additionally, since receiving Secret Service protection, Donald Trump, Jr., and Eric Trump have traveled domestically on a frequent and regular basis on behalf of the Trump Organization. (14) On February 3, 2017, the Washington Post reported that for just Eric Trump’s January 2017 Uruguayan trip, hotel costs to the Federal Government were $97,830. (15) On July 12, 2017, the Washington Post reported that for the Trump family’s February 2017 trip to Canada, the Department of State alone spent more than $15,000 to book hotel rooms at the Trump Hotel in Vancouver. (16) The Federal Government does not receive reimbursement for costs incurred to the Federal Government associated with protecting members of the President’s immediate family while on domestic or overseas travel on behalf of the Trump Organization. 3. Reimbursement required Notwithstanding any other provision of law, in the case of a person whom the United States Secret Service is authorized to protect under paragraph (1) or (2) of section 3056(a) of title 18, United States Code, if that person travels domestically or internationally in furtherance of the business interests of an entity owned by or controlled by the President of the United States, or from which the President of the United States receives any financial benefit, that person shall reimburse to the Treasury— (1)