<h1>Protests Erupt Over Former US President's Golf Trip Amid Trade Talks and Policy Concerns</h1> The visit of a former US president to Scotland, where he played golf at his family-owned courses, prompted protests across the country. Demonstrators criticized the UK government for accommodating the visit and recent trade agreements perceived as favorable to the US. Various activist groups formed a coalition to oppose the visit, citing concerns over immigration policies, international conflicts, and environmental issues. Protesters expressed strong disapproval through chants, signs, and symbolic attire, though the turnout was smaller than during a previous visit. Supporters of the former president organized counter-demonstrations via social media. The visit included planned meetings with UK and European Union officials to discuss trade, alongside ceremonial events at the golf courses. The situation highlights tensions between public dissent and diplomatic engagements during the visit.