Trump criticizes Biden over Mar-e-Lago wedding

Donald Trump has long been critical of his Democratic successor and reiterated his false allegations of electoral fraud, Mar-e-Lago, Fla. TMZ, according to a video of the speech released by the American site, was shot at a wedding Saturday night at his club in.

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“It’s not going to be at the border, it’s worse than what we’ve seen. And what you see now, multiply it by 10,” especially the former president’s relatives to the bride and groom, who took up residence after leaving the luxury club at the White House.

“What children are experiencing … they are living in miserable conditions,” he said, referring to the immigration crisis facing Joe Biden, “This is a humanitarian catastrophe (…) and it will destroy the country.”

In February, more than 100,000 illegal immigrants were arrested along the Mexican border, including nearly 10,000 minors, whose arrival was further accelerated in March.

If single adults return to Mexico immediately, some part of the family and all uncooperative minors will be allowed to stay in the United States, which will create tensions in the reception facilities.

During his presidency, Donald Trump faced severe criticism of the “Zero Tolerance” policy he implemented in 2018 and this led to the separation of immigrant children from their parents, many of whom never met again.

Leaving aside the evening suit and bow tie, this style is reminiscent of his campaign meetings, allowing the former president to take a break each time and make the audience laugh or applaud.

“Are you already missing me?” “, He especially asked the wedding guests, before standing up, by reiterating his false allegations of electoral fraud, that he had lost his victory in the presidential election.

“You ‘re so happy to be here, you’ re in Mar-a-Lago. You’re a great couple, beautiful couple,” then concluded the 45th American president without change. “Enjoy. “