Plans for a luxury housing development by the Trump family in Albania are facing significant backlash, sparking months of protests from thousands of Albanians concerned about the preservation of untouched natural reserves. The project, valued at billions, has drawn criticism despite support from Prime Minister Edi Rama, who refuses to concede. Recent revelations indicate that the land was sold to Donald Trump's son-in-law by an individual involved in cocaine smuggling. This connection further fuels opposition to the development, raising questions about the source of funds and the legitimacy of the land acquisition. Protesters fear irreversible environmental damage and question the ethical implications of the deal. The controversy is intensifying scrutiny on the Trump family's international business dealings and Albania’s commitment to combating corruption.