Who has Trump invited to his address to Congress?

Carefully curated guests will underscores administration's hard line on transgender and immigration

When Donald Trump addresses a joint session of Congress on Tuesday night for the first time in his second term, the make up of the packed crowd will serve as a reminder of political tensions that frame both the administration's and the opposition's most contentious policy arguments.

The carefully curated guest list, assembled by the White House and congressional leaders, appears like a roadmap for a competing cultural vision, touching on everything from transgender athletes, immigration and the federal worker purge - each with a story to tell.