Conor McGregor Meets Trump at White House, Addresses Immigration Concerns

On St. Patrick’s Day, Conor McGregor visited the White House to meet with President Donald Trump, calling it the 'most important meeting' for Ireland's future. He expressed concerns about issues facing Ireland, particularly criticizing the government for its handling of immigration and claiming it is neglecting the voices of the Irish people. McGregor, who hinted at a potential presidential run in Ireland, voiced that the current immigration policies are allowing dangerous criminals to enter the country. During his visit, he likened the relationship between Ireland and the U.S. to that of siblings, urging the U.S. to support Ireland. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt praised McGregor as a fitting guest for the occasion, highlighting the festive atmosphere. Despite his controversial background, including ongoing legal issues, McGregor's visit was marked by a blend of celebration and serious discourse on immigration.