The Obama Foundation has officially invited former President Donald Trump to tour the Obama Presidential Library in Chicago after he labeled it a 'disaster' and compared its construction to a trash can. Valerie Jarrett, the CEO of the Obama Foundation, expressed that Trump could 'judge for yourself' during a preview of the center, which opens to the public on Juneteenth weekend. The library, which documents the life and presidency of Barack Obama, cost $850 million and is located on a 19.3-acre campus that will also include recreational spaces and the Obama Foundation headquarters. Trump has consistently criticized the library, claiming it is over budget and delayed, and he has posted AI-generated images depicting it as abandoned and filled with trash. Despite his critiques, Trump is also facing scrutiny for his own proposed presidential library in Miami, which has raised ethical concerns and legal challenges from local residents. The Obama Presidential Library aims to be a community space for reflection and engagement, charging $30 for admission, making it the most expensive presidential library to date.