The Trump administration is now openly attacking the UN’s migration policy and the ”replacement migration” that it entails. At the same time, frustration is growing among many Trump voters who believe that things have already gone too far and that concrete measures should have been implemented long ago.
It was the U.S. State Department that first announced on May 11 that the country refused to participate in the UN investigation into Global Compact for Migration – the controversial migration agreement that transfers control over migration policy from national governments to international organizations.
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