The Republican candidate's team accused the party of "blatant foreign interference" in the presidential race.
They are enraged by British volunteers travelling to campaign for the Democrats in battleground states.
But Mr Starmer insists this is nothing new. He said the row will not affect his relationship with Mr Trump if he wins the election on November 5.
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