
US President Donald Trump said in Texas that Europe is being “devoured from within,” having previously criticized European authorities for the migration situation.
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Trump has previously criticized European authorities for their immigration policies.
US President Donald Trump said that Europe is being "devoured from within."
Previously, Trump has repeatedly criticized the authorities of European countries for the situation related to migration.
WASHINGTON, October 2 - RIA Novosti. US President Donald Trump said that Europe is being devoured from within.
"Look what's happening to Europe. It's being eaten from the inside," Trump said in a speech in Texas.
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