Berisha reveals the name of the lobbying company for the removal of "Non Grata": Here's how much I paid, I sent a letter to Trump and he read it 

2026-09-17 22:13:18Politikë SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

Berisha reveals the name of the lobbying company for the removal of "Non

Sali Berisha, invited to "Opinion", commented on the visit to the US and the removal of the "Non Grata" status. Berisha revealed that the company that lobbied for the removal of the "Non Grata" status is "Continental" and that Chris LaCivita has no connection to this lobbying.

Berisha also said that it was the State Department that decided to remove the “Non Grata” status. Regarding the payment, the DP leader said that it was too low.

"Continental lobbied." They have things separate: if you lobby, you have to register with the court. The law is very strict there. LaCivita had no connection.

"I can say, since you ask me, it was the lowest price that was paid by a person. "Continental" is legal and I believe it lobbied the State Department. The decision was made in the US State Department and it was the decision of the secretary," Berisha said.

The Democratic leader also said that he sent a letter to President Trump when the latter was in opposition, which he said he read.

"I sent a letter of information to Trump when he was in opposition. As I sent to all the leaders I knew and had influence, and I'm sure the letter reached him."

"I informed him with a letter and I am sure he read that letter. A well-known person told me this," Berisha said.

The DP leader also said that his visa to the US is valid for 5 years and that his family members also enjoy this right.

"The visa to the US is valid for 5 years. My family members can also go to the US whenever they want," he declared.


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