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Trump urges Starmer to deploy military to ‘stop’ illegal migration
Donald Trump urged Prime Minister Keir Starmer to deploy military forces to halt over 30,000 small boat migrant crossings in 2025, warning unchecked immigration harms countries internally.
- US President Donald Trump advised UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer to use military force, stating it could 'destroy countries from within'.
- Starmer highlighted that over 35,000 people have been deported since taking office, marking the highest deportation rate in the past decade.
- Trump criticized reliance on wind energy and advocated for drilling in the North Sea while discussing energy prices.
- Starmer attempted to maintain a diplomatic focus on cooperation regarding immigration with France despite Trump's advice.
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'It doesn't matter if you call out the military': Trump tells UK PM to use force against Channel migrants as minister says 'absolutely not'
President Donald Trump was on a state visit in the UK and continued pushing his immigration agenda. Despite the UK having its own policies, geography, and demographics, Trump suggested they should consider deploying military forces against migrants crossing the Channel from France. A cabinet minister responded to Trump’s suggestion, calling it “extremely complicated.” BBC reports that a UK cabinet minister said their army would be better utilize…
Trump Urges Starmer: Use Military, Stop Illegal Immigration
President Trump visited the UK this week, during which he urged Britain to use every tool available to secure the Channel. Claiming he saw “millions of people” flow into the US before […] The post Trump Urges Starmer: Use Military, Stop Illegal Immigration first appeared on The Expose.
Trump suggests UK calls in military to help with migrant returns
US President Donald Trump on Thursday suggested that Britain call in the military to help it tackle its small boats migrant crisis. Describing the situation in the United States before he returned to office, the president said there had been "millions of people pouring into our country". "I couldn't stand to watch it. I think your situation is very similar. You have people coming in and I told the prime minister I would stop it, and it doesn't m…
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uk-times.comMinister rejects Trump’s call for military to tackle illegal migration
9 minutes agoShareSaveJennifer McKiernanPolitical reporterShareSaveGetty ImagesThe UK military is focused on defending the nation rather than stopping asylum seekers from crossing the Channel, a cabinet minister has said.US President Donald Trump suggested that military intervention could be used to deal with illegal migration to the UK during his state visit this week.But Trade Secretary Peter Kyle has rejected that call, telling BBC Breakfast …
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