Overview
- President Donald Trump spent his first full day in Scotland playing golf at his Turnberry resort under an unprecedented security operation by police and military.
- Police Scotland deployed snipers, road closures, checkpoints and military support to fortify the Turnberry grounds ahead of his arrival.
- Opponents in the Stop Trump Coalition have organized a “festival of resistance” in Edinburgh and Aberdeen targeting his visit and golf resorts.
- In remarks at Prestwick Airport, he told European leaders to “get your act together” on immigration and to “stop the windmills” he said were harming the landscape.
- He is due to discuss trade with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Sunday and with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Scottish First Minister John Swinney on Monday.