Donald Trump again, this Sunday, defended Irish reunification, stating that he considers it natural to join Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. The president of the United States reiterated this position, adding that "a lot of people" support the idea of union between the two territories.
The question of Irish reunification has been a recurring theme in political discussions in the region, particularly after Brexit, which raised concerns about the future of the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
When questioned about Scotland, Trump refused to comment on the matter, saying: "I am not going to talk about that yet. I will leave that for another day." This response suggests the president may address the Scottish question on future occasions.




