Trump warns May about Brexit plans

london - If the British government implements its plans for the brexit, it does not have to rely on a trade agreement with the United States. This warning is made by US President Donald Trump in an interview with the British newspaper The Sun. Trump arrived in Great Britain on Thursday afternoon for a two-day working visit.

British Prime Minister Theresa May is working hard for a free trade agreement with the US to compensate for a decline in trade with the EU. However, according to Trump, the Brexit plans come down to the fact that his country should actually negotiate with the EU, which he considers unlikely. 'Because we already have enough problems with the European Union', according to the president. 'We tackle the European Union. '

He also says that he hopes that Foreign Minister Boris Johnson, who has stepped up this week, will return to the government. He calls Johnson 'a great representative of the UK' and says he would be a good prime minister.

Trump out of further criticism of European migration policy. 'Allowing millions and millions of people to come to Europe is very, very sad,' he says. 'You are losing your culture. '

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