President Trump has issued a stark warning to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer to cease censoring British citizens who criticize mass migration, condemning the leftist leader’s crackdown on online dissent amid record invasions by military-aged male illegals arriving by boat. Instead of addressing the crisis, Starmer is prosecuting and monitoring anti-immigration sentiments, drawing Trump’s ire as a blatant assault on free speech.
Last week, reports emerged about how British police formed an ‘elite team’ to scour social media for ‘anti-migrant’ posts, as the Labour government braced for public revolt. But the surveillance extends further, with civil servants also tasked to track these expressions, fueling outrage over Starmer’s authoritarian tactics that prioritize silencing critics over securing borders. This Orwellian approach not only ignores the root causes of migration chaos but also risks escalating domestic unrest, as citizens push back against perceived tyranny.
Thegatewaypundit.com reports: As much as Starmer has struggled to foster a good relationship with the American president, in the end his Globalist suicidal policies in areas like immigration, free-speech and ‘Global Warming’ will inevitably put him in collision course with him.
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Yesterday (1), British press reported that the Trump administration is ‘greatly concerned’ about free speech in Britain after a secretive Whitehall unit was exposed as ‘spying’ on critics of migrant hotels.
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The Telegraph reported:
“On Thursday, it was revealed that civil servants monitored social media posts about asylum hotels and ‘two-tier’ policing during the Southport riots last year. A spokesman for the US State Department said Washington was monitoring the issue ‘closely and with great concern’.”
The US is also raising more systemic warnings over the UK’s regulation of social media, with the Online Safety Act risks a ‘chilling impact on real political speech’.
“A US congressional delegation visiting London this week said they had raised concerns with Peter Kyle, the Science Secretary and feared Labour had ‘underestimated’ the frustration from US tech companies.”
Officials are currently monitoring ‘concerning’ posts about illegal migrants and ‘flagging them to tech companies for removal’.
“The State Department said: ‘One of the reasons free-speech is so important is that it enables citizens to have accurate information and honest conversations about policy failures of the ruling class – immigration is a prime example of this. We are monitoring free speech developments in the UK closely and with great concern’.”
