In a significant turn of events, the former President Donald Trump expressed his frustration over comments made by Vice President Kamala Harris during her appearance on Fox News.
The remarks came after Harris's visit to the US-Mexico border in Douglas, Arizona, an area currently experiencing unprecedented levels of illegal crossings. This surge in migration has sparked criticism from both sides of the political aisle, placing Harris at the center of controversy over the Biden administration's approach to immigration.
Trump, seizing on this contentious issue, criticized Harris's commitment to securing the border and curbing the influx of illegal drugs such as fentanyl into American communities—a promise she reiterated during a widely broadcasted speech. Trump's discontent was not only directed at Harris but also at Fox News for their decision to air her speech, which he dismissed as falsehoods.
Moreover, Trump attributed a recent report highlighting the admission of thousands of migrants with criminal backgrounds into the US directly to Harris and President Joe Biden's policies. According to ICE figures released Friday, among those released into the US were individuals previously convicted of serious crimes in other countries, including homicide and sexual offenses.
Trump concluded his remarks with a bold declaration that all these issues would cease upon his reassumption of presidency, underscoring his intention to run for office again. This statement not only highlights his critique of current immigration policies but also signals his ongoing influence within American politics and his potential candidacy in future elections.
The remarks came after Harris's visit to the US-Mexico border in Douglas, Arizona, an area currently experiencing unprecedented levels of illegal crossings. This surge in migration has sparked criticism from both sides of the political aisle, placing Harris at the center of controversy over the Biden administration's approach to immigration.
Trump on Kumala's speech @ border:
— The Political Pom (@ThePoliticalPom) September 28, 2024
"I had to sit there and listen to her bullshit"
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Trump, seizing on this contentious issue, criticized Harris's commitment to securing the border and curbing the influx of illegal drugs such as fentanyl into American communities—a promise she reiterated during a widely broadcasted speech. Trump's discontent was not only directed at Harris but also at Fox News for their decision to air her speech, which he dismissed as falsehoods.
Moreover, Trump attributed a recent report highlighting the admission of thousands of migrants with criminal backgrounds into the US directly to Harris and President Joe Biden's policies. According to ICE figures released Friday, among those released into the US were individuals previously convicted of serious crimes in other countries, including homicide and sexual offenses.
Trump concluded his remarks with a bold declaration that all these issues would cease upon his reassumption of presidency, underscoring his intention to run for office again. This statement not only highlights his critique of current immigration policies but also signals his ongoing influence within American politics and his potential candidacy in future elections.
