Trump Urges Europe to Address Immigration Amid Scottish Visit

US President Donald Trump has arrived in Scotland for a multi-day visit where he plans to play golf at his resorts and meet with key leaders including UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. Trump issued a stark warning to Europe about immigration, stating that the continent is facing a "horrible invasion" and must "get its act together" or risk losing its identity, emphasizing that immigration is "killing Europe." He also criticized European leaders for their approach to wind turbines, claiming they are damaging the environment and wildlife. Trump highlighted ongoing intensive negotiations with the EU ahead of his meeting with von der Leyen, expressing cautious optimism about reaching a trade deal with a "good 50/50 chance." Despite the trip being described by some as private, the White House referred to it as a "working trip," underscoring the agenda to advance trade discussions between the US, EU, and UK. The visit has sparked discussions about the focus on Trump-owned golf properties amid official diplomatic engagements.