In Scotland Friday, President Donald Trump warned European leaders of the dangers of unfettered mass migration. Three days later, a new report revealed that four in ten of those charged with committing sex crimes in the European Union (EU) capital of London are foreign nationals.

“We took out a lot of bad people that got (into the U.S.) with Biden," Pres. Trump told reporters after landing in Scotland, noting that he has closed the border and removed dangerous illegal aliens that his predecessor, President Joe Biden, had allowed into his country.

“Immigration is killing Europe,” Trump warned:

"But, you're allowing it to happen to your countries and you got to stop this horrible invasion that's happening to Europe."

“The U.K. saw a major surge in 2022 and 2023 when small boat crossings reached over 44,000 per year,” Fox News reported on Sunday. “Nearly 22,500 people have arrived in the U.K. so far this year after crossing the English Channel, up 57% on the same point last year.

Then, on Monday, The Sun UK reported that “Four in ten people charged over heinous sex attacks in London are foreign nationals, shocking police stats show.”

Citing London Metropolitan Police Service (Met) data obtained by the Centre for Migration Control think tank, The Sun reported that a disproportionately high percentage of the 7,798 sex crime charges brought since 2018 have been against foreign nationals:

“The number of annual sexual offence charges recorded in London has almost doubled” since 2018, The Sun reports.

In January, a broader analysis of government data covering all of England and Wales by the Centre for Migration Control published by The Telegraph yielded similar results for all types of crime taken together: