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The petition, which has been launched since Saturday, requires the British parliament to start debate on Trump’s visit.
According to the U-K law, one-hundred-thousand signatures are needed for the parliament to consider the subject of a petition.
In reaction, Downing Street has rejected the public calls to cancel Trump’s visit.
A source in the government said the invitation had been accepted and scrapping it would QUOTE undo everything.
The opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn said Prime Minister Theresa May would be failing the people if she failed to postpone Trump’s visit.
