Following rumors that Trump might visit Scotland on 19 January, the country’s leader said he would not be allowed entry.

President Trump has not said where he plans to go after leaving the White House on January 20. But the Scottish leader made it clear on Tuesday that Mr Trump was not welcome in his country.

Scottish Prime Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said that under the new virus ban, which prohibits all travel except required travel, a trip by the president to one of his Scottish golf resorts, Trump Turnberry, would not be acceptable.

There are rumors that Mr Trump is going to Scotland Burned after a Scottish newspaper reported that an American military version of the Boeing 757 – sometimes used by Mr Trump – Joseph R. Biden Jr. was scheduled to land at a nearby airport on 19 January. As the president.

“We don’t allow people to enter Scotland,” he told reporters in Edinburgh, and that would apply to him as anyone else – and not coming to play golf which I consider an essential goal. “

The outspoken politician, Ms. Sturgeon, said she did not know what Mr. Trump’s travel plans were, but hoped his immediate plans were to leave the White House. On Monday, it imposed a lockdown on Scotland, which, like England, is experiencing an increase in cases of coronovirus due to a new version that is spreading rapidly.

Under the new rules, people are required to stay at home and work from there whenever possible. Places of worship have been closed and schools will be run by distance education. Scotland has often moved faster than England to ban during the epidemic.

The White House initially declined to comment on the report, which was previously published Journal do Sunday Post, But later denied it.

“That’s not right,” Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany said Tuesday. “President Trump has no plans to visit Scotland.”

Two White House officials said that while Mr. Trump was going to do what he was going to do on January 20, there was almost no concrete discussion, as he was focused on trying to reverse the election results. , He does not think he is considering Scotland.

Mr. Trump has owned the Trump Turnberry Complex since 2014 and has long been regarded as an exodus. In November 2016, according to Anthony Sharamucci, former White House communications director, he planned to fly to the station if he expected to lose the presidential race for Hillary. Clinton.