Donald Trump, the former US president, made the controversial claim that illegal immigrants who commit murder “bad genes” in an exam on” The Hugh Hewitt Show” on Monday that sparked debate.
In the meeting, Trump twisted immigration and crime statistics to denounce Vice President Kamala Harris, erroneously claiming that” 13, 000 of which were assassins” were crossing through an “open boundary”. He said,” You know, now, a murderer, I believe this – it’s in their genes. And our nation is currently suffering from poor, very terrible genes.
CNN reached out to the Trump plan for more information. This language is in line with Trump’s continuing plan strategy, which places a high priority on reducing illegal immigration. Civil rights organizations have criticized his speech toward illegal immigrants, mainly after he claimed in the fall that they were “poisoning the heart of our land.”
Also, Trump has previously invoked biology at campaign demonstrations, stating in 2020,” You have great chromosomes. A lot of it is about the genes, is n’t it, do n’t you believe? The horse idea”. This comment makes reference to the idea that race and genetics debates can be based on the idea that selective breeding produces better bloodlines in horses.
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