WASHINGTON -- President Donald Trump arrived Friday in Bedminster, where he will spend the weekend before Independence Day at his golf club.

He flew aboard Air Force One to Morristown Airport, bypassing a public arrival at Newark Airport. He landed at 5:07 p.m. and then took his helicopter, known as Marine One, to the club, , according to White House pool reports.

Trump arrived in Bedminster shortly before 6 p.m.

The White House has yet to put a schedule of his activities while in New Jersey, but he made no public appearances during his first two trips to the state since becoming president.

Trump was traveling with first lady Melania Trump and their son Barron, according to the pool reports.

During his trip to New Jersey last month, he stopped by a wedding at the club, according to Instagram posts of three people who were there.

He also hosted a fundraiser for Rep. Tom MacArthur (R-3rd Dist.), who played a leading role in enabling House Republicans to pass health care legislation that Trump embraced. It was his first fundraiser for an incumbent House member.

The event raised more than $800,000 for MacArthur and state and national Republican Party committees.

Trump first visited the his golf club as president in May and made no public appearances on that trip either. He said taxpayers were saving money when he spends the weekend in New Jersey rather than at Trump Tower in New York City.

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