Marine One, the helicopter used to transport President Donald Trump, made an emergency landing at a UK airport on Thursday with Donald and Melania Trump on board.

Marine One was en route to Stansted Airport from British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's estate at Chequers when it suffered "a hydraulic issue." Trump had just met with Starmer for a joint press conference as part of his tour of the UK.

Trump's unprecedented second visit to the United Kingdom has been a resounding success, with Trump having a successful meeting with King Charles as well as productive ventures with Starmer, despite Starmer's ideological opposition to Trump.

Marine One conducted an emergency landing at Luton Airport "out of an abundance of caution," where Donald and Melania were transferred to another helicopter and eventually made it to Stansted to catch Air Force One.

Somehow, the Trumps were only 20 minutes behind schedule despite the scary incident, and Trump's successful UK trip remained a massive win for Trump's foreign policy agenda.

UK Trip A Success

Despite Thursday's drama with Marine One, Trump's trip to the United Kingdom appears to have been a smashing success for Trump and his revolutionary agenda towards foreign nations.

Trump has spent the past week running around the United Kingdom, reinforcing the "special relationship," according to King Charles, that the United States shares with the United Kingdom.

While Trump has been generally cordial towards the United Kingdom and their leftist government, Trump has also been subtly calling out Starmer and his cohorts for failing to follow Trump's lead to solve issues like illegal immigration.

Speaking on the channel crisis, which has seen illegal immigrants cross by the hundreds in small boats, Trump called on Starmer and the Labour Party to learn from Trump's successes in shutting down the Southern border.

Trump explained, "I think your situation is very similar. You have people coming in and I told the Prime Minister I would stop it, and it doesn't matter if you call out the military, it doesn't matter what means you use. It destroys countries from within."

It remains to be seen if Starmer and the British Labour Party take Trump's words to heart or continue to pursue the same failed open borders policies they have had in place for years.

Rising Security Threats

While Trump's trip to the United Kingdom was a success, minus the hiccup with Marine One, there has been an increasing focus on security.

In the wake of the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk last week, there are plenty of reasons to be worried about the safety of the Trump family and anyone closely tied to the Trump administration.

These issue with Marine One comes close on the heels of another incident involving a Spirit Airlines flight coming too close to Air Force One. Keeping the president safe in the air is a difficult but critical task.