US President Donald Trump arrived in Scotland on Saturday and took this opportunity to criticize illegal immigration in Europe. During his visit, he stated plans to create fear of migration flows.
Since his return to Trump office he has implemented hard anti-immigration measures, including an extensive deportation campaign focused on uncommon individuals and tightening legal immigration channels into the United States.
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He said, “As far as immigration is concerned, you’d rather join together, or you won’t have Europe anymore … You have to stop this terrible invasion. We weren’t supposed to enter our country last month. We’ve taken a lot of people. Many countries in Europe, some of the leaders don’t let them.”
In 2020, the United Nations estimated that approximately 87 million international migrants were staying in Europe.
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According to Trump Administration 2.0, the presence of US soldiers on the border increased sharply to 7,600, tripled the previous figures, and now included all the army sectors, although the attempt at illegal transitions have been sharply reduced. Trump also approved funds to hire another 3,000 border patrol agents and offered $ 10,000 for signing and retention bonuses to attract recruits.
Trump’s visit to Scotland
Donald Trump described Scotland as a “very special place” and visited him again in 2016 during his first presidential campaign.
However, its return does not have to be met with great enthusiasm. The March Ipsos survey showed that approximately 70% of the scots considered it unfavorable, with only 18% holding a positive opinion, reporting.
Back home Trump is struggling with the most serious political crisis of his second term of office and expresses irritation over the continuing control of the investigation ensembles of his administration related to Jeffrey Epstein and the circumstances surrounding Epstein’s death in prison in 2019.
Trump is also planned to return to the UK for a state visit from 17 to 19 September, organized by King Charles. This will become the first modern world leader to receive two British state visits. His first was in June 2019 when the late Queen Elizabeth welcomed him to the Buckingham Palace for a three -day visit.
(With the entry from agencies)
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