Trump suggests that Starmer can use the army to control the UK border

Donald Trump suggested that Prime Minister Sir Kerr Starmer can use the army to stop illegal immigration at a press conference that determines the end The second US President’s visit to the United Kingdom.

Trump said he discussed immigration cases with Sir Kiir during a meeting in his country’s residence team.

The US President talked about his policies to secure borders in the United States and said that the United Kingdom faced a similar challenge to the crossing of the English channel immigrants in small boats.

“You have people coming and told the Prime Minister that I will stop him, and it does not matter if the army calls, so it does not matter what you use,” Trump said.

In a later interview with Fox News, Sir Kerr urged to take a “strong position” against immigration, saying that he was hurting him “badly”.

Speaking during the joint press conference, Trump said that illegal immigration “destroys the two countries from within and we are now removing many people who came to our country.”

Since his return to the White House in January, Trump has risen to deport from illegal immigrants and left at the illegal border crossings.

Within two days of POMP and Pageantry, the American President was hosted at Windsor Castle by King Charles and the royal family, and a government banquet was attended on Wednesday before his political talks with the Prime Minister on Thursday.

The President and First Lady, Melania Trump, left the United Kingdom from the Stanstead Airport in one air force after a short period of the press conference.

In large -scale questions and answers with journalists in the United Kingdom and the United States, leaders were also asked about the Palestinian state, freedom of expression, war in Ukraine, energy and other topics.

The couple described the “special relationship” between the United Kingdom and the United States, and announced a new technical deal that Trump said would help the allies “control” in the world of artificial intelligence (AI).

The Property Technology Deal will witness that American companies are investing in the United Kingdom and enhancing cooperation on artificial intelligence, quantum technologies and other emerging technologies.

Regardless of the success of the trip, there are limits to how much any leader can affect Trump.

When I asked Sarah Smith, the US BBC, whether the visit would enhance Britain’s impact on trade or foreign policy, “Nothing at all,” said White House Chief of Staff, Suzy Wells.

American Trade Minister Howard Lottenic told the BBC that the investment deal in artificial intelligence may be ten times larger if Britain abolished rules that he said that investment is strangled – such as digital services tax or online safety law.

Trump and Sir Care wandered around many controversial matters, including charges of freedom to express the attack in Britain, and the measurement of Peter Mandleson as UK Ambassador in the United States last week.

“I don’t really know him,” Trump said.

In what could have been an embarrassing moment, Trump calmed the question by handing him to Sir Kiir, whose Lord Mandson launched his links to the perpetrators of the late debtor perpetrator Jeffrey Ibstein.

At one of the flash points, Trump said it was “a dispute with the Prime Minister” on the issue of the Palestinian state.

The Prime Minister plans to recognize the Palestinian state before the United Nations General Assembly next week in New York.

Palestine has some international recognition, but it has no internationally agreed limits, no capital, no army.

Currently 147 of 193 United Nations member states have recognized Palestine. By joining that list, the United Kingdom will present a strong political statement, albeit largely symbolic.

Trump opposes such a step and accusing the Palestinian Armed Community Hamas of “placing the hostages as a taste” in Gaza.

The war in Ukraine also came in some questions, as Trump expressed his disappointment at Russian President Vladimir Putin because of his lack of communication with peace efforts.

Trump said, “He really let me down,” Trump said.

Trump also urged Western allies to stop buying Russian oil to force Putin at the negotiating table, but he did not commit to punishing Moscow.

There were no divisions between Trump and Sarmer to work to address illegal immigration, as leaders expected a feeling of loneliness and affection for each other.

Standing with Trump, the Prime Minister said that illegal immigration was an issue that his government was taking “incredibly seriously.”

Sir Kerr said that his government has entered into many immigrant returns with other countries, including France, and was taking action to take strict measures on gangs wandering in people.

The Prime Minister referred to The first return of migrants under one, one outside Plan with France.

“This is an important step forward,” Sir Kerr said. “But there is no silver bullet here.”

More than 30,000 people have crossed the canal in small boats so far this year.

This is the first point in a evaluation year. This number was passed since the crossing data was reported for the first time in 2018.

The rise in the crossings is one of the most prominent issues in British policy and the accumulation of pressure on the prime minister to reach a solution.

As part of his leadership to address illegal immigration, Trump issued a series of executive orders that carry out a widespread ban on resorting to migrants entering the southern border and sent in the forces to help border security efforts.

The arrest of migrants has decreased by the American border patrol since Trump took office.

During an interview with Fox News, Trump was also asked whether the UK could reduce some customs tariffs, and he said he “loved” Sir Kerr but he boasted in America that was “making a lot of money” from the current agreement.

He also called the UK “to open the North Sea” to dig oil and gas.

“They have a big energy problem here with prices,” Trump added.