The Trump administration accuses Europe of being an 'incubator' of terrorism due to migration.

The new anti-terrorism strategy presented Wednesday by the Trump administration describes Europe as a possible "incubator" of terrorism, claiming that the phenomenon is fueled by mass migration, reports The Guardian.

This strategy, presented by the coordinator for counter-terrorism, Sebastian Gorka, emphasizes that hostile groups exploit open borders and globalist ideals. Although Europe remains an important partner in the fight against terrorism, the report warns that the continent faces serious threats and must act to protect its values. Additionally, the strategy also targets 'violent left-wing extremists,' including radical pro-transgender groups, and places drug cartels from America at the center of counter-terrorism efforts. Trump has criticized European allies for their lack of support in his war against Iran and has called for closer cooperation in combating the cartels. His administration has also undertaken military actions against drug traffickers in Latin America. Gorka emphasized that the U.S. expects more contribution from its European partners.