Donald Trump changes plans. He was supposed to meet with Andrzej Duda and Andrzej Gołota

For several days now, there have been reports that Donald Trump could meet with the president on Sunday. Andrzej Duda in Doylestown, Pennsylvania – a special place for the American Polish community. – The president accepted the invitation because the Solidarity monument is to be unveiled there that day. If President Trump also accepts the invitation, such a meeting will take place – said on Tuesday the head of the Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland, Małgorzata Paprocka.

According to information from TVN's “Fakty” correspondent in Washington, Marcin Wrona, the meeting between Trump and Duda at the monument will not take place, and security issues were to be the deciding factor.

Reuters also reported that there will be no meeting, citing its source. As the agency notes, it is not yet clear whether the meeting with Duda can take place in another place.

President Duda and his wife Agata are heading to the United States on Saturday. They will take part in the general debate of the 79th session of the General Assembly UN in New York.

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“Fakty” TVN also learned that on Sunday Trump planned to meet at his golf club in Bedminster with Andrzej Gołotawith whom he was supposed to play a round of golf. According to information from “Fakty”, this meeting was most likely also canceled.

Pennsylvania is a key state in the November presidential election USA.

Marcin Wrona recently emphasized in the “Korespondentenci” program that Pennsylvania can decide who will sit in the White House, and because polls are still very even here, “there is a fight for every street”.

Currently, the Polish community in Pennsylvania numbers 800,000 people, which is 6.7 percent of the state's population. A large part of Poles living in the US live in swing states, and what's more, our compatriots are not a permanent electorate of either party – sometimes they vote for Democrats, sometimes for Republicans, which is why fighting for their vote is very important. Interestingly, for four decades, the Polish community has correctly indicated the US president – in 1984, the Polish minority supported Ronald Reagan, who took the helm in Washington, and it was similar in all the next nine elections, ending with the last one in 2020, in which Poles supported Joe Biden.