Trump Defends False Claims About Immigrants

At a recent Univision town hall, Donald Trump reiterated his unfounded claim that Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, are eating pets, stating he was 'just saying what was reported' without citing any specific sources. This assertion has faced backlash, with local officials and Republicans denying any evidence to support it. During the event, he struggled to address detailed questions from undecided Latino voters regarding his immigration policies and the implications of mass deportations, which he has previously promised. Trump's controversial rhetoric has sparked concern, leading to bomb threats in Springfield since the allegations surfaced. As the election approaches, Trump aims to appeal to Latino voters, despite polls indicating he trails behind Kamala Harris among this demographic. His focus on immigration continues to resonate with many Republican voters, highlighting his divisive campaign strategies.