US President Biden made statements about Japan and India, two of his country’s important allies, in a closed-to-camera section of an election campaign event he attended yesterday.
IT CAUSED DISCUSSIONS IN THE USA
The evaluations revealed in the full speech text published by the White House today found wide coverage in the US media and caused controversy.
Biden, who hosted Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio at the White House just two weeks ago, said in his speech yesterday, “One of the reasons why our economy grows is you and people like you because we (the USA) welcome immigrants. Think about it, why is China stalling so much economically?” “Why is Japan having problems? Why is it Russia? Because they have xenophobia, they don’t want immigrants.” he said.
HE HOSTED AT THE WHITE HOUSE TWO WEEKS AGO
On the other hand, White House Spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre, who was asked for her opinion on the issue, said that the President’s words were clear and there was no need to comment further. “The president was making a comment about who we are as a nation, we are a nation of immigrants, it’s in our DNA,” Jean-Pierre said. he said. Biden hosted Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio at the White House two weeks ago.
