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  1. Pete Hegseth warned about modern threats to European freedom, while JD Vance's office was condemned for remarks regarding immigration.

Starmer's office condemned JD Vance for remarks made during a D-Day anniversary speech in France, which blamed immigration for issues.

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Starmer's office condemned JD Vance for remarks made during a D-Day anniversary speech in France, which blamed immigration for issues.

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JD VanceKeir Starmer

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  1. Lammy directly challenged Vance's controversial claims about migration.1 source
  2. Farage joins Vance in echoing ideological criticism of Europe, while Starmer condemns Vance's immigration remarks.1 source
  3. Starmer's office condemned Vance over immigration remarks made during a D-Day anniversary speech.1 source

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