The British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson announced, that he understands the concerns in regard to the US president Donald Trump’s migration bill, but nevertheless the official London will continue working with the new US administration, reports SkyNews.

 "Where we have differences with the US we will not hesitate to express them. We also repeat our resolve to work alongside the Trump administration in the mutual interest of both our countries," he said during his speech in the House of Representatives.

Asked, what conclusions they have made about the new US, Johnson said: " I think the conclusion that anybody looking at the President's electoral rhetoric and what he is in fact doing … any reasonable person would conclude that his bark is considerably worse than his bite and I think we have every opportunity to do a very, very good deal with him on all sorts of things, not least a free trade deal." 

Commenting on the calls of blocking Trump’s invitation to visit Britain, he said that " Britons remain welcome to travel to the US". According to him, the US embassy in Britain assured that those who have British passport will not have any problems, even carrying passports of other countries.