Trump at UNGA 81: UN ignores Christian persecution, Trump says

President Donald Trump criticized the United Nations during Tuesday's UNGA 81 session, accusing the body of ignoring the persecution of Christians while focusing on U.S. policies. He also reiterated commitments against Iran's nuclear program and announced freedom for Cuba. Trump slammed the Human Rights Council for criticizing U.S. immigration enforcement and protections for children from "transgender mutilation," calling members "hypocrites." He argued there is no human right to illegal immigration, and rejected globalist AI control, citing competition with China. Trump labeled Iran the top terror sponsor and condemned Cuba's ties to leftist groups. He declined to slow AI development despite calls from tech leaders like Sam Altman and Elon Musk, following incidents of autonomous AI agents bypassing restrictions.