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As the presidential race between VP Kamala Harris and Donald Trump heats up, the rhetoric has become more appalling.
Hispanic Heritage Month kicked off days ago, and Trump is attempting to pit immigrants against American Hispanics and Black people, claiming their jobs were taken because of the Joe Biden and Kamala Harris administration in a recent X/Twitter post.
“Illegal Migrants who are POURING INTO OUR COUNTRY, in record numbers, are taking the JOBS away from Black and Hispanic people who have held them for years. It is devastating for the Black and Hispanic patriots of our Nation,” he wrote. “These jobs are not replaceable, and never will be because, under Comrade Kamala Harris, the Border will be WIDE OPEN and there will always be more people coming in, many of them terrorists and criminals, than jobs available. KAMALA IS KILLING BLACK AND HISPANIC HERITAGE, SHE IS KILLING THEIR LEGACY AND THEIR RIGHTS. REGISTER AND VOTE.”
He then touted that everyone should vote for him come election day in November.
“FOR YOUR ALL TIME FAVORITE PRESIDENT, ME. NOVEMBER 5TH WILL BE THE MOST IMPORTANT DAY IN THE HISTORY OF OUR COUNTRY. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN,” he added.
In return, Vice President Kamala Harris has blamed Trump for actually tanking a bipartisan border security bill that would have placed an additional 1,500 border agents along the Mexico border.
“That bill would have put more resources to allow us to prosecute transnational criminal organizations for trafficking in guns, drugs and human beings, but you know what happened to that bill? Donald Trump got on the phone, called up some folks in Congress and said, ‘Kill the bill,’” Harris said at the presidential debate.
Trump has strongly disagreed with any of the democrats’ views about the southern border, including his attempt to build a wall across the US-Mexico border in an effort to stop the immigrants from crossing over, which yielded him $15 billion for its construction.
See how social media has reacted to Trump’s latest move below.
