JD Vance backs Britain’s protesters as pressure mounts on Keir Starmer. Following the Unite the Kingdom march, the US Vice President defended the right of Western nations to protect their borders and preserve their culture directly challenging the narrative pushed by much of Britain’s political establishment. “It is reasonable for people to want control over who comes into their country.” That message is now resonating far beyond London. The debate over immigration, identity and free speech is no longer just a British issue it’s becoming a global political battle.

JD Vance has backed attendees of last weekend’s Unite the Kingdom rally in London, calling for them to “keep on going” after the demonstration was denounced by Keir Starmer.

Addressing journalists, the US Vice President shared thoughts on the march through central London and rallygoers’ concerns.

“It’s okay to want to defend your culture. It’s okay to want to live in a safe neighbourhood,” Mr Vance said.

“It’s okay to want your job, to go to yourself and your neighbours, and not to a stranger who you don’t even know.

“It is reasonable for the people in Western societies to want to control who comes into their country and who doesn’t.

“A lot of people think a lot of people in the media have tried to persuade all of those people that it’s somehow racist to want to protect your borders.”

JD Vance backs Britain’s protesters as pressure mounts on Keir Starmer. Following the Unite the Kingdom march, the US Vice President defended the right of Western nations to protect their borders and preserve their culture directly challenging the narrative pushed by much of Britain’s political establishment. “It is reasonable for people to want control over who comes into their country.” That message is now resonating far beyond London. The debate over immigration, identity and free speech is no longer just a British issue it’s becoming a global political battle.

JD Vance has backed attendees of last weekend’s Unite the Kingdom rally in London, calling for them to “keep on going” after the demonstration was denounced by Keir Starmer.

Addressing journalists, the US Vice President shared thoughts on the march through central London and rallygoers’ concerns.

“It’s okay to want to defend your culture. It’s okay to want to live in a safe neighbourhood,” Mr Vance said.

“It’s okay to want your job, to go to yourself and your neighbours, and not to a stranger who you don’t even know.

“It is reasonable for the people in Western societies to want to control who comes into their country and who doesn’t.

“A lot of people think a lot of people in the media have tried to persuade all of those people that it’s somehow racist to want to protect your borders.”

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