The PM expressed relief as Trump departed following a visit marked by a few tense exchanges, with disagreements arising on subjects such as Gaza, energy, and migration, though the trade deal remains secure.
Former US President Trump has suggested that the UK should consider deploying the military to address illegal migration across the Channel, drawing a response from the PM who regards the matter as being taken seriously by the government.
Trump has told Starmer that illegal immigration is causing harm to Britain and suggested that stronger measures, including military involvement, should be considered to stop small boat crossings.
Trump has called on the PM to deploy the military to tackle the small-boats issue in the Channel, warning that failure to act would undermine Britain’s security and praising strong ties with the US.
Donald Trump urged Starmer to deploy the military to halt migrant crossings of the Channel, as the PM steered clear of a showdown and emphasised the resilient UK–US alliance.
Donald Trump has urged the PM to consider deploying military resources to address illegal immigration, saying it is essential for Britain to take tougher action to prevent unauthorised channel crossings.
During a high-profile visit, Trump has urged the PM to use the military as a response to attempts at crossing the Channel by small boats, intensifying the debate around UK border enforcement and migration policy.
Donald Trump has expressed disappointment with Vladimir Putin, stating that he feels let down and warning that the situation could escalate into a much larger global crisis.
Donald Trump urged Keir Starmer to deploy the army to address channel crossings and to expand oil drilling in the North Sea, warning that the UK faces serious challenges from illegal migration.
The PM and US President demonstrated unity at Chequers, highlighting the close relationship between Britain and America despite ongoing differences on certain policy issues.