On Thursday morning, Melania Trump traveled to Texas to visit detained migrant children and their caregivers at the Upbring New Hope Children’s Center. The first lady’s attempt at providing damage control to the humanitarian crisis wrought by her husband’s hardline immigration policies was undercut by the wording emblazoned on the back of the green utility Zara jacket she wore while boarding Air Force One. She didn’t appear to be wearing the jacket when she arrived in Texas.

As the Daily Mail first reported, the back of the jacker reads “I Really Don’t Care, Do U?” Although the available Associated Press images don’t provide a clear shot of the back of the jacket, CNN reporter Kate Bennett confirmed the Daily Mail’s report.

Daily Mail reports that Melania Trump boarded her plane to Texas wearing a jacket that said on the back, "I really don't care, do u?"https://t.co/SeNGeux5jB pic.twitter.com/owHqTAyPdO — Tim Mak (@timkmak) June 21, 2018

According to a statement from the first lady’s spokesperson Stephanie Grisham, there’s “no hidden message” behind Trump’s wardrobe choice.

“After today’s important visit to Texas,” Grisham said, “I hope the media isn’t going to choose to focus on her wardrobe.”

Here’s what Melania Trump’s spokesperson has to say about the jacket that said “I REALLY DON’T CARE, DO U?” that she wore while boarding a plane to head to the border today pic.twitter.com/PUaMFBVDHq — julia reinstein (@juliareinstein) June 21, 2018

The “important visit to Texas” entailed a photo op at the children’s center after the president made a grand show of signing an unnecessary executive order to end his own administration’s policy of taking migrant children and babies away from their parents and tossing them into internment camps as part of President Trump’s “zero tolerance” immigration stance. Over 2,300 children have been taken away from their parents at the Southern border since mid-May and placed into facilities.

“We all know they are here without their families,” the first lady said during a roundtable discussion at Upbring New Hope Children’s Center. “I want to thank you for your hard work, your compassion and your kindness you’re giving them in these difficult times.”

Here’s footage of Trump sort of engaging with a caregiver regarding treatment of the children.

First lady Melania Trump at border facility: “How long is the time that the max time that somebody spent here that they are reunited with their family?” Worker: “The average length of stay, currently, is between 42-45 days.” FLOTUS: “That’s great.”https://t.co/Unlio2Zu7Q pic.twitter.com/qzz9PRNs5w — Dan Linden (@DanLinden) June 21, 2018

Although it’s unlikely that Trump was sending a deliberate message with her wardrobe choice, the optics are still terrible, especially after weeks of the president passing the buck to Democrats to pass legislation ending his own policy.

You could argue that Trump really tipped her hand when she wished the foster children “good luck” upon exiting the facility. They’re gonna need it considering the White House doesn’t seem to have any mechanism in place for reuniting the children with their estranged families.