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President Trump tore into Europe’s immigration policies this weekend, calling mass migration a “horrible invasion” destroying the continent. Speaking from Scotland after arriving for a trip, Trump warned European leaders: “Get your act together or lose Europe forever!” The U.S. president claimed immigration was “killing Europe,” urging leaders to stop the crisis before it’s too late. His blunt warning came just hours after landing in the U.K., where he’s meeting with leaders like Scottish First Minister John Swinney.
Trump praised European leaders who’ve resisted mass immigration but refused to name names, saying they deserve more credit. “Some are fighting back,” he said. “But most aren’t doing enough.” He contrasted Europe’s struggles with his own border policies, bragging that “no one’s entering the U.S. illegally now” after cracking down at the southern border. His comments echoed past victories in curbing the flow of migrants during his earlier presidency.
The former president’s remarks sparked outrage among open-borders activists but resonated with many Americans concerned about cultural erosion. “This is exactly why Trump got elected—leaders too scared to defend their nations,” said one supporter. Europe’s middling response to immigration crises, especially in the U.K., has drawn comparisons to Biden’s failed border policies that attracted record migrant surges.
Trump’s trip includes meetings with European Union leaders to negotiate a massive trade deal. While top aides call it a “working visit,” critics question whether mixing business and politics creates conflicts of interest. Still, Trump insists his success as a businessman was key to his appeal. “He gets deals done,” his team argues.
During his visit, Trump will tour his golf courses and host conservative allies. His warning about immigration isn’t just policy advice—it’s a dire call to preserve Western heritage. “If you don’t stop this,” he said, “you’ll lose everything Europe stands for.” His message reflects growing fears that unchecked migration undermines national identity and public safety.
Biden’s border disasters remain a sore point for Trump, who accuses Democrats of welcoming lawlessness. “Biden let in 10,000 migrants a day,” Trump reminded reporters. “We took action and shut it down.” The contrast between U.S. and European approaches highlights how far-left leaders prioritize unchecked migration over national security.
As Europe grapples with boatloads of migrants overstressing their systems, Trump’s tough talk offers a blueprint for solutions. “Leaders need to take back control,” he demanded. “Let the ones who won’t act suffer the consequences.” His words mirror broader conservative demands for stronger borders and law enforcement.
Trump’s message to Europe is clear: Either stop the invasion or suffer the loss of your civilization. For millions of Americans, his warnings sound an alarm they’ve long heeded. “This is a fight for survival,” he said. “What’s Europe going to do about it?” The answer, as the continent dithers, remains uncertain.
