A Scottish Green MP has called on the local government to initiate proceedings to determine the fate of outgoing US President Donald Trump, who owns two golf courses in Scotland and the legitimacy of his business in the British province.

Scottish Greens leader Patrick Harvie has asked Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to initiate a civil process known as a “vague money order”, forcing the target person to reveal sources of unclear funds Does.

MP Donald Trump aims to buy golf courses and counties of Ayrshire in the Aberdeen area (north-east).

Before parliament on Thursday, he called for “long-standing concerns about Trump’s activities,” including a “buy-and-sell model … provoking money laundering”.

“The Scottish Government” has the opportunity to go to court “” Start Responding, “he said,” Now that Trump is going to lose his immunity from prosecution in the United States, he may eventually have to surrender here. Accounts ”.

While joining the AFP on Friday, Trump International Scotland did not immediately respond.

The “McMafia Laws” were introduced in the Consideration Procedure, 2017 to deal with money laundering.

This can lead to confiscation and, if necessary, liquidation of doubtful assets, particularly in real estate, whose owners cannot explain the financing.

The Scottish Prime Minister responded that it was not for ministers to take legal action, which acts independently on such matters.

Donald Trump bought 567 hectares of land in Aberdeenshire in 2006, promising to build “the world’s best golf courses” and create 6,000 jobs.

His mother was from the Isle of Lewis, off the west coast of Scotland. He bought Turnberry Golf Course in 2014 and also has a course in Ireland.

Trump International Golf Club Scotland posted a loss of over £ 1 million for 2018, a £ 1.25 million loss in 2017.