Former President Donald Trump is accusing Britain’s Labour Party of trying to meddle in the upcoming U.S. presidential election. This controversy started when Labour Party activists announced plans to help Vice President Kamala Harris in her campaign. The Trump campaign is upset about this, saying it’s “blatant foreign interference” just weeks before the election.
The Accusation
On Tuesday, Trump’s lawyer filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) against both the Labour Party and Harris’s campaign. This complaint was sparked by a LinkedIn post from Sofia Patel, a Labour staffer. She mentioned that nearly 100 Labour Party members were traveling to the U.S. to support Harris in key states like North Carolina, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Virginia—states that could determine the election's outcome.
While Trump’s team is raising alarms, they haven’t provided any new evidence showing that laws were broken. The Labour Party and its leader, Keir Starmer, quickly ...
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