Trump's Ireland trip raises questions about a united Ireland and who he was speaking to
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During his Ireland visit, Donald Trump suggested a united Ireland might eventually happen, sparking debate over whether the remark signaled policy or was a messaging choice aimed at audiences at home and abroad, just as officials stressed there will be no shift in U.S. policy toward the Good Friday Agreement amid looming midterm elections.
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