Why is Trump unpopular with the British people?

A petition calling on the British government to cancel the invitation to Trump's state visit won the support of more than 654.38+0.85 million people, which shows how unpopular Trump is among the British people.

Trump's restrictions on immigration and trade are worrying.

As early as during Trump's campaign, his remarks about restricting immigration and trade aroused the concern of people all over the world. On the day of Trump's inauguration, many Londoners gathered at Tower Bridge in London, calling on Trump to build a bridge of communication instead of a high wall of isolation. Others put up banners on Westminster Bridge such as "Welcome immigrants" and "Immigrants have a longer history than languages" to protest Trump's immigration policy.

Trump was attacked for being rude to women.

In addition, Trump's previous rude remarks about women in the general election also triggered strong dissatisfaction among the British people, especially the female people. On June 265438+1October 2 1 day, about100000 female-dominated demonstrators held a large-scale demonstration to protest against Trump's racism, sexism and anti-feminist remarks in the election campaign. The petition signed by more than 6.5438+0.85 million people also clearly stated that Trump's "disgust and vulgarity against women made him unworthy to be received by the Queen of England".

Trump's "Ban Muling" set off a wave of protests.

Finally, the "Mu Banling" signed by Trump on June 27, 65438 to restrict immigrants and refugees from entering the United States completely ignited the anger of the British people and triggered two large-scale protests against Trump and Mu Banling in Britain.

654381October 30th, demonstrations broke out in many British cities such as London, Manchester, Edinburgh and Cardiff. Thousands of people took to the streets, holding up slogans to protest Trump and "Mu Banling". On the 4th of this month, several Muslim communities in Britain jointly launched another round of protests. Thousands of British people held a three-hour demonstration in London in the rain. Protesters held high the slogans of "Welcome Refugees" and "Oppose Racism", opposed Trump's "Mu Ling Ban" and called on the British government to cancel the plan to invite Trump to pay a state visit to the UK.