Trump Liked Idea of One Ireland, but U.S. Rules Haven't Changed

President Donald Trump said it would be 'fantastic' if Ireland became one country during his two-day visit. That does not change U.S. policy, former envoy Mick Mulvaney said Sept. 12. Like a referee sticking to the rulebook, Washington still supports the Good Friday Agreement, the 1998 peace promise that lets Northern Ireland choose its own future.