The nations of the European continent have lost their standing due to failed immigration policies, the US president has said.

The nations of Europe have been degraded to the status of Third World countries due to their failed immigration policies, US President Donald Trump has said.

Far right is right by far

Trump took a step back from celebrations commemorating the 250th anniversary of the signing of the US Declaration of Independence to take another jab at Washington’s supposed allies in the EU and UK.

‘Europe is learning that when you take in Third World criminals, you become a Third World Country. It happens quickly, in just a blink of the eye,’ the president wrote in a post on X on Saturday, July 4.

Trump also implied that his tougher stance on immigration has spared America the same outcome. ’I was elected just in time,’ he said.

Welcome mat out for 64 million not Europeans

Since the 2015 migration crisis, the bloc’s foreign-born population reached a record high of 64.2 million last year, up 20.2 million from 2010.

JD Vance weighs in

Also on Saturday, US President J.D. Vance gave an interview to the Sunday Times, saying ‘something is very broken about British politics,’ and ‘people are really crying out for significant structural change.’

Vance was commenting on the recent resignation of Keir Starmer, who became the sixth luckless British prime minister to leave the post in the space of just a decade. Tell us what you think 

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