By Adenike Lucas

A hilarious spoof letter addressed to the US President, Donald Trump has hit the net.

The humours letter, signed Elizabeth, by a person who aims to impersonate the Queen of England, withdrew the state house invite offered to President Trump by the Prime Minister.

“Mr President, your recent decision represents a divisive politics inimical to universal standards of human right and moral decency. Britain cannot subscribe to this most grievous assault on Muslims nations and human decency as a result I must not formally withdraw the invitation extended to you by my prime minister,” the parody letter states.

More than 1.7 million people have signed a petition to prevent the controversial 45th US President, from coming on a state visit to the UK because his recent executive order which prevents Muslims from seven countries to visiting the United States for a period of 90 days.

Members of Parliaments will debate whether President Trump should be granted a UK state visit on February 20.

Despite frantic calls for a reaction from the public. The Queen is apolitical and is saying nothing. Buckingham Palace has declined to comment on the row.

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However, the letter which shows itself for the comedy that it is, by signing out with yours sincerely, tweet me, does welcome the new President.