Trump again criticizes Europe's immigration policy, warns of 'Third World' danger

U.S. President Donald Trump has once again targeted European immigration policies, issuing a stark warning that embracing migrants from "Third World countries" risks turning European nations into "Third World countries" themselves. He made these remarks on his social media platform, Truth Social.

Since his potential return to power in 2025, Trump has intensified his anti-immigration stance, openly expressing his disagreements with European allies. He emphasized the speed of these changes, stating, "It happens quickly, in the blink of an eye," and declared, "I was elected just in time!!!" This sentiment reflects his recurring claims that his presidency is crucial to preventing a "migrant invasion" of the United States.

Amidst celebrations for the 250th anniversary of American Independence, Trump had previously warned about "newcomers who do not share the values" of the United States. His administration has frequently criticized European immigration and environmental policies. More recently, he has labeled European nations as "terrible partners" for their perceived lack of support during the conflict with Iran, particularly their refusal to grant logistical support for reopening the Strait of Hormuz or access to military bases.

Trump has also voiced skepticism about NATO's effectiveness and the burden-sharing among its members. Ahead of an upcoming NATO summit in Turkey, he indicated he would attend "only out of respect" for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. He has previously described the alliance as a "paper tiger" and suggested the possibility of withdrawing the U.S. from NATO, a move that would require congressional approval. Furthermore, he has threatened a 100% tariff on European imports if the European Parliament proceeds with a digital services tax targeting major U.S. tech companies.

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