BRITAIN: PM Theresa May Denounces Trump’s Migrant Policies As “Deeply Disturbing And Wrong” [VIDEO]

The Guardian reports:

Theresa May has described Donald Trump’s policy of separating immigrant children from their families as “deeply disturbing” and “wrong”, but defended her decision to receive the US president in Britain next month. Quizzed about the images of children held in cages, and audio of crying toddlers separated from their parents by US border officials, May went further in her criticisms then previously, and indicated she would raise her concerns with Trump.

Following exchanges with Jeremy Corbyn devoted the how the government would fund its planned increase in money for the NHS, the SNP’s Westminster leader, Ian Blackford, referred to the “deeply distressing audio and images” of the US immigration policy. He asked: “Is the prime minister still intending to roll out the red carpet for Donald Trump?”

May replied: “On the very important issue that he’s raised, of what we have seen in the United States, the pictures of children being held in what appear to be cages are deeply disturbing. This is wrong. This is not something we agree with. This is not the United Kingdom’s approach.”

“This is wrong, this is not something we agree with, this is not the UK’s approach” @theresa_may on children in US detention centres#pmqs https://t.co/y3OmBWEJ5A pic.twitter.com/AHd1xBT6s3

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