President Donald Trump stirred debate during his visit to Dublin by saying he would like to see a united Ireland and that unification is eventually inevitable, departing from the caution US presidents have traditionally shown on the issue.

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President Trump is a unique historical figure. I’m going to say right now, there is no Donald Trump on the horizon to succeed [him],” Cruz told “Pod Force One.”

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Trump broke a history of American leaders staying neutral on Ireland—putting him at odds with the UK's Prime Minister.