Trump's Controversial Immigration Rhetoric Draws Criticism

Former President's 'Invasion' and 'Poisoning the Blood' Remarks Condemned as Echoing Fascist Rhetoric

Former President Donald Trump has been using dehumanizing language to describe immigrants, warning of an 'invasion' and accusing them of 'poisoning the blood' of the United States.
Trump's rhetoric has drawn criticism from civil rights advocates and immigrant groups, who have compared it to the writings of Adolf Hitler.
Trump has outlined a hard-line immigration plan for his potential second term, including the 'largest deportation operation in American history' and shifting 'massive portions of federal law enforcement to immigration enforcement'.
Trump's comments have been condemned by the White House, which accused him of echoing 'the grotesque rhetoric of fascists and violent white supremacists'.
Despite the controversy, Trump maintains a commanding lead over GOP rivals in the run-up to the 2024 presidential election.