Trump to visit England 12th of July

Donald Trump will arrive in England on July 12 during his first visit as US President to one of the oldest allies in the United States, although this visit is not a state visit. Henry Ridgwell of London, the so-called "special relationship" power has been tested in recent months – and thousands of people plan to take to the streets to protest against the visit.

Warm political temperatures in Britain are increasing now. The next visit by Donald Trump has awakened the spirit of those who oppose the views of the US President on issues such as immigration and climate change.

A Londoner, Terry, commented, "I'm going out on the streets to protest, I'm not the kind of person who likes to protest, but I do not think it should be welcomed."

Meanwhile, Cameron Smith, another resident of London, thought, "I do not agree with what he does, think he's done well for America. So, I think he's coming as an ally. "

Another resident, Chris Antoine, added," It would be good for him to see the reaction of the public here. "[19659003] A series of demonstrations are planned in London, despite the protests David Sergeant of the Bow Group Conservative Institute, a conservative institute for policy research, gave his opinion: "We do not want this minority, small but bold and very aggressive, is described as a larger British population. "

Trump and British Prime Minister Theresa May started a good start to the White House in 2017, but the so-called "special relationship" between Colombia and the United States is being tested.

Leslie Vinjamuri of Chatham House, a nonprofit foreign-based research institute based in London expressed his opinion, "(Trump Action) continue the right video cuitan reap the storm of conversation and it is came here just after imposing tariffs on Europe, after the release of the Iranian agreement, and finally, a very bad media coverage of its policy of separation of illegal immigrant families, parents of d & # 39; children, their son. "

Donald Trump's visit was made at a critical time for Britain to leave the EU. The British government believes that strong economic and security ties with the United States are essential for a prosperous future outside the European Union.

The NATO summit in Brussels will precede Trump's visit to London, and he will then travel to Helsinki to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin on 16 July. [lt/ab]