United Nations, New York — U.S. President Donald Trump unleashed a blistering attack on the United Nations during the General Assembly on Tuesday, accusing the world body of enabling illegal migration into the United States and failing to address mounting global crises.
Speaking before world leaders in New York, Trump charged that the UN has become part of the problem rather than the solution, claiming that international aid programs have “funded and encouraged” record levels of migration under President Joe Biden.
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The United Nations does not solve problems — it promotes them,” Trump said. He alleged that UN agencies provided $372 million in cash assistance that he argued helped drive “millions of people” to cross the U.S. southern border.
“Under Joe Biden, millions have poured across our borders. The United Nations has become part of the problem, not the solution. We will not allow foreign bodies or so-called allies to dictate who comes into our country,” he declared, drawing a mix of muted applause and visible unease in the chamber.
The 45th president’s remarks marked a sharp break from the typically cooperative, consensus-driven tone of the General Assembly. Instead, Trump doubled down on his nationalist message, insisting that the U.S. must reclaim full control over its borders and end what he described as “foreign interference” in its sovereignty.
He vowed that, if returned to office, his administration would cut off U.S. participation in UN-backed migration programs and implement the “strongest border enforcement in history.”
The fiery speech underscored Trump’s broader campaign message heading into the 2025 political season — casting himself as the defender of U.S. sovereignty against multilateral institutions and foreign influence.
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