Overview
- Conor McGregor attended a St. Patrick's Day event at the White House, where he criticized the Irish government on immigration and corruption issues.
- McGregor issued a 12-day ultimatum to the Irish government to address immigration and human trafficking or face potential action involving the White House.
- Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin and other officials condemned McGregor's remarks as divisive and unrepresentative of Irish values.
- McGregor's comments have reignited speculation about his political aspirations, despite significant obstacles including his controversial reputation and legal troubles.
- Prominent figures, including UFC's Daniel Cormier, have voiced skepticism about McGregor's shift from sports to politics, while others, like Henry Cejudo, offered cautious praise.