A major security campaign is going on in US President Donald Trump’s golf course.
a large number of Police and military personnel Trump is seen searching in the grounds of Turnberry Golf Resort South IrshireAll day before his journey.
The President flew in Scotland on Friday night, and led to a golf resort after touching the nearby Prestwick Airport, which he bought in 2014.
Road closures have been implemented by the police with limited access to local people and media members.
Some golfers were also seen in the course during search, enjoying the morning game, as the presidents prepare to play in the course.
While the President is expected to spend his first day in Scotland on his golf course, Mr. Trump has held meetings with the Chairman of the European Commission. Ursula von deer leyen On Sunday and Prime Minister Sir Kir Stamor On Monday.
Mr. Trump attracted the crowd at Prestwick Airport on Friday evening Air Force one Touched before his four -day visit. Scots are ready to gather across the country to oppose their journey over the weekends.
First minister John SwineIn order to meet the President during his time in Scotland, he has urged people to “peacefully and within the law”.
The first major test for Saturday is scheduled Police Scotland During the President’s visit, because it wants to control the demonstrations held in Edinburgh, near the US Consulate, and Aberdeen – both are organized by the Stop Trump alliance.
He will be on alert for any performance near the President’s golf course.
The force has asked for support of other people in the UK, claiming both organizations and rank-and-file representing senior officials, claiming that policing is likely to be affected across the country for a period of travel.
Following police concerns, some 1,500 police officers have been re -deployed in England and Wales for Mr. Trump’s personal visit that the journey will “undoubtedly increase police resources”.
The Association of Scottish Superintendent of Police (ASP) President Chief Superintendent Rob Hey said: “In late July, the private visit of Scotland President Donald Trump will require a police service to Scotland, so that a significant operation can be done across the country for several days.
“This will undoubtedly support all our resources with experts and tasks like contact, command and control from local policing divisions.”