Summary
President Donald Trump criticized European immigration policies, calling Europe "weak" and in decline due to migration. He suggested that European countries should deport individuals who entered illegally and expressed his opposition to what he called politically correct approaches. Trump's remarks come shortly after a US National Security Strategy report that criticized Europe and warned of cultural threats.
Key Facts
- President Trump labeled Europe as "weak" due to its handling of immigration.
- He recommended that European countries deport people who entered illegally.
- Trump has a history of opposing immigration to Western countries, especially from African and Muslim-majority regions.
- A recent US National Security Strategy criticized Europe and warned of cultural threats.
- Trump mentioned that Hungary's Prime Minister seeks US financial assistance, but no deal is confirmed.
- Trump's comments included criticism of London Mayor Sadiq Khan, alleging he was elected by immigrants.
- There was no direct opposition from UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who supported Khan without criticizing Trump.
- Trump also criticized other European cities like Paris and Sweden for similar reasons.
