Trump may exceed the G20 summit in South Africa because of its “very bad policies”

president Donald Trump He said on Tuesday that he could exceed the G20 summit in South Africa in November on “very bad policies”, and instead he sent another person to represent the United States.

Trump made statements on the Air Force one in response to the question of a reporter while returning from a trip to Scotland, where the president Achieve a huge trade deal With the European Union.

“I think I will send another person because I have faced many problems with South Africa,” Trump said. “They have some very bad policies.”

“Very bad policies, like the policies in which people are killed,” Trump added.

Trump’s criticism of South Africa’s violent crime crisis is receiving an unexpected local support

in May, Trump faced South African President Cyril Ramavusa at the White House with news scraps and a videos claiming to show serious treatment of white farmers.

Trump claimed that white farmers from South Africa are slaughtered and forced on their lands. The Africans are the descendants of most of the Dutch settlers who arrived for the first time South Africa In 1652.

South Africa and its president denied the claims of genocide and harassment.

The President of South Africa is reviewing Trump’s request to arrest the politician who chanted “the murder of the farmer”

Foreign Minister Marco Rubio is already boycotting Foreign ministers of the Group of Twenty in South Africa earlier this year regarding the policy of seizing the controversial lands of the government.

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It also criticized the Trump administrations and South Biden Africa departments after the nation accused Israel with genocide in Gaza and brought a case to the International Court of Justice.

Greg Normal from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.