Trump opposes accepting migrants from four countries at Georgia rally

Criticism of immigration policy at campaign event

US President Donald Trump returned to the topic of migration during a campaign rally in the state of Georgia. He criticised the flow of migrants from Libya, Yemen, Haiti and Somalia, stating that these states are countries affected by terrorism. The US leader questioned the logic of accepting citizens specifically from these regions.

Comparison with Scandinavian countries

In his speech, Trump reminded the audience of his previous statements regarding these states, calling them “disgusting countries” (відстійними країнами). He posed a rhetorical question about why the US constantly accepts people from such places, while offering an alternative:

“Why can’t we accept people from Norway, Sweden or Denmark?” asked the US President.