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Trump reiterates incorrect statement regarding immigrants consuming cats and dogs. Donald J. should be paraphrased. President Donald J. Trump

Trump amplified an outlandish internet theory from the debate stage, drawing laughter from his opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris.
Updated 2024-Oct-06 22:00

A woman dressed in shorts and a blue top holds a sign as several people walk by.

A woman dressed in shorts and a blue top holds a sign as several people walk by.

Since the pandemic started thousands of Haitians have come to Springfield a city of about 58 000 residents located between Columbus and Dayton because of job prospects with up to 20 000 estimated by city officials.
According to some reports the immigrant population has contributed to the rejuvenation of the town yet has strained availability of housing schools and hospitals.
Local authorities have not discovered any proof trustworthy accounts or explicit allegations of pets being injured by Haitian locals.
During a debate moderated by David Muir Donald Trump claimed he received his information from individuals on TV stating his dog was taken and eaten.
Kamala Harris chuckled. Trump s extreme comments are among the factors leading to her receiving the support of 200 Republicans.
Vance initially made the statement regarding Haitian immigrants on Monday declaring that it will arrive in your city soon.
A statement from the Trump campaign later detailed the lies. On Tuesday morning Mr. Vance seemed to retract his statement in a social media post stating that his office had been receiving numerous inquiries about the inaccurate allegations.
However he mentioned that it is conceivable that none of the rumors are true. Nonetheless this has not prevented social media from being flooded with memes and AI created cat images backing Mr.Trump ex president restated a untrue and extreme allegation that Haitian immigrants in Springfield Ohio have kidnapped and consumed their neighbors pets.
Trump s remarks came during his initial debate with Vice President Kamala Harris on Tuesday following her criticism of his rallies for being rife with misinformation and extreme theories causing people to depart prematurely.
Trump attempted to steer the conversation back to the topic at hand immigration acknowledging that many towns are hesitant to address it.

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