McGregor's White House remarks draw criticism from Irish leaders
Irish political leaders have said Conor McGregor does not speak for Ireland after he visited the White House for a St Patrick's Day meeting with US President Donald Trump. Earlier, McGregor told reporters that he was going to voice concerns about immigration issues in Ireland when he spoke to the president.
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