Trump urges Europe to halt migration or face catastrophe
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Trump warns Europe to stop mass migration, or there will be no Europe left.
US President Donald Trump made the statement during a press briefing upon arriving in Scotland on July 25.
Trump says mass migration is "killing Europe," urges leaders to act "like we did in the US."
U.S. President Donald Trump has warned that Europe must "get your act together" on immigration or risk "not having Europe anymore." Speaking at a press briefing upon arrival in Scotland on July 25, Trump said, "If you don’t stop this horrible invasion happening across many European countries, you won’t have Europe anymore."
He claimed the United States had recently blocked all illegal entries over the past month and "kicked out a lot of bad people."
"But you (Europeans) are allowing it to happen in your countries," he said, adding that immigration is "killing Europe."
Trump arrived in Scotland on Friday, July 25, where he is expected to meet UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and play golf at his estate near Aberdeen on the country’s western coast.
Mass deportations from US
Since January, Trump’s administration has deported millions of undocumented migrants from the United States. The White House is reportedly using the 1798 Alien Enemies Act as legal grounds for expelling foreigners suspected of ties to criminal groups.
Migrants who fail to leave the country after court-ordered deportations now face hefty fines. Additionally, the US plans to deport around half a million migrants from Haiti.
