In a newly unveiled counterterrorism strategy, the Trump administration has accused Europe of being an 'incubator' for terrorism fueled by mass migration.

The strategy also focuses on rooting out 'violent left-wing extremists,' including 'radically pro-transgender' groups, as part of broader efforts to combat political opponents.

Drug cartels in the Americas are placed at the center of counterterrorism efforts.

The strategy's language is particularly strong against Europe, home to numerous US allies, indicating a continued critique of the continent's policies and migration stance.

Led by counterterrorism coordinator Sebastian Gorka, the strategy calls for Europe to 'act now' and address its perceived decline.

This criticism follows previous comments from Trump, who has accused European NATO allies of not supporting his efforts against Iran.

Left-wing groups are also a major concern for the administration, with the strategy targeting what it deems as violent secular political groups that hold anti-American ideologies or promote extreme transgender views.

The document specifically references an incident where a radical allegedly espousing such views killed Trump ally Charlie Kirk.

Since taking office, Trump has often criticized any recognition of gender diversity and transgender individuals, including signing an executive order affirming there are only two genders.