Immigration and Energy were the two things killing Europe, Trump said.
On Monday, President Donald Trump urged European leaders to curb illegal immigration, telling Oval Office reporters that "immigration" and "energy" are the "two things killing Europe."
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Law enforcement deployed water cannons and tear gas to scatter the crowds after marchers blocked thoroughfares.
The fierce fighting erupted just weeks after Houthi forces seized control of Mokha, located approximately 100 kilometers (60 miles) away.
While speaking at a public event, Trump expressed astonishment at the narrative of the chaotic cockpit struggle, though he openly admitted he could not verify whether the dramatic story was entirely true.
There have been nine homicides in Fairfax County so far this year. Half of the suspects charged in those cases were in the U.S. illegally.
In June, Min Zin, an American husband and father of one, was arrested after landing in China for an academic conference. His wife, Sylvia, told the Daily Signal before the summit that she was hopeful Trump would secure her husband’s freedom.
