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Trump: 'If Europe succumbs to migrants we will leave'
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Trump: 'If Europe succumbs to migrants we will leave'

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During a rally in Kansas, Donald Trump warned that the United States will withdraw from Europe if European countries fail to manage what he calls an invasion of migrants, citing protests in France and criticizing Iran's lack of cooperation and NATO burdens.

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Why It Matters

Trump criticized the management of immigration in Europe, linking it to the protests in France and recalling alleged lack of support from Iran and the financial burdens of NATO for the United States.

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Donald Trump warns the US will have to withdraw from Europe if it "succumbs to the invasion" of migrants.

“If they don't find the right path soon, we will have no choice but to leave,” the president said at a rally in Kansas about the protests in France. The tycoon then recalled that "when we asked for help in Iran, they didn't give us a hand and we spend so much for NATO". “It's something we can never forget,” Trump insisted.

"Left-wing politicians have imported millions and millions of migrants from the third world. We will not let this happen to our country."

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  • The United States will reduce its military and financial commitment to NATO if Europe does not change its immigration policies according to Trump's demands

    Possible · Within months

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  • What concrete actions does the United States intend to take if it withdraws from Europe?
  • How did European leaders respond to Trump's statements?
  • What is NATO's official position regarding these statements?

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This article was originally published by ANSA Mondo.

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