Trump on immigrants eating pets
Trump on immigrants eating pets

Trump on immigrants eating pets

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During a recent presidential debate, former President Donald Trump made the unfounded claim that Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, have been abducting and eating pets, a statement that was quickly debunked by local officials. Trump insisted that these incidents were happening, despite the Springfield city manager confirming there were no credible reports of such activities. Vice President Kamala Harris reacted to Trump's comments with disbelief, labeling them as 'extreme.' Trump's assertions have gained traction on social media, aided by prominent Republican figures, including his running mate, Sen. JD Vance, who acknowledged the rumors while encouraging the spread of related memes. This controversy highlights ongoing themes in Trump’s campaign, where he frequently portrays immigrants as threats to public safety. The debate occurred just weeks before the November elections, intensifying the political discourse surrounding immigration issues.

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