TRUMP TAKES ON THE WEF — And Shatters Its Biggest Migration Myth Using Minnesota as Proof “Mass importing failed systems doesn’t build successful nations,” Trump warned. 👉 Watch the moment that left global elites stunned⤵️

President Donald Trump just delivered one of his most confrontational rebukes yet of the World Economic Forum’s globalist ideology — and this time, he went straight for one of its core beliefs: mass migration as a moral and economic good.

For years, the WEF and its allies have insisted that wealthy Western nations have a duty to absorb large numbers of migrants from the developing world. The promise? Cultural enrichment, economic growth, and moral leadership.
Trump said no — and pointed to Minnesota as Exhibit A.
Standing before supporters, Trump argued that the experiment has already been run — and the results are undeniable. According to Trump, importing large populations from societies that have struggled to establish stable governance does not magically create prosperity in the West. Instead, he warned, it risks importing the same dysfunction those societies were unable to resolve.
“The situation in Minnesota reminds us that the West cannot mass import foreign cultures which have failed to ever build a successful society of their own,” Trump said.
Then Trump escalated — naming specific countries and political figures that he says exemplify the failure of elite immigration policies. He singled out Somalia as an example of a nation lacking basic state infrastructure, and sharply criticized Rep. Ilhan Omar, accusing political elites of hypocrisy and corruption while lecturing Americans about constitutional values.
Trump’s broader message was unmistakable:
🌍 Global elites push theories
📊 Ordinary citizens live with the consequences
While Davos panels debate abstract “global responsibility,” Trump framed the issue as one of public safety, social cohesion, and national sovereignty — arguing that America’s leaders should prioritize stability at home over applause abroad.
Supporters say Trump is finally saying what other politicians are afraid to admit. Critics argue his rhetoric is inflammatory. But one thing is clear: the silence around mass migration just shattered.
This wasn’t just a speech — it was a direct challenge to the WEF worldview and a signal that immigration will remain one of the most explosive fault lines in global politics.
👇 Watch the clip. Read the full remarks. Decide for yourself.
💬 Do you agree with Trump’s warning — or with the WEF’s vision?
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