Representatives of the UK political factions regularly communicate with their US counterparts, as has been seen with the English Conservative Party and the American Republican Party, however, this is not what worried Trump.
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As NBN reports, citing a BBC article, Donald Trump's campaign headquarters has filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) regarding the actions of the UK Labor Party, alleging that representatives of this faction are carrying out “blatant foreign interference” in the US elections by supporting the campaign of Democratic candidate Kamala Harris.
The complaint states that the media reported on contacts between the Labor Party and Harris's headquarters, in particular, the British are carrying out campaigning and volunteer activities, which Trump considers illegal “contributions.”
The complaint also mentions a post posted on the LinkedIn social network, in which one of the Labor Party members reported that “almost 100” current and former members of his party intend to travel to the states where the election race is taking place.
At the same time, the rules of the US Federal Election Commission allow foreign citizens to work as volunteers at campaign headquarters if the activists are not compensated for such activities.
Earlier, we wrote about Harris stating that Putin will “sit in Kiev” if Trump returns to the White House.