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5:37Now PlayingDuring his rally in Wisconsin this past weekend, Donald Trump began talking about his policy of mass deportations if he gets back into office, and then veered off into a fake story about entire towns being “taken over” by migrants. Trump then promised that it would be a “bloody story” to get them out, but he’s going to do it. He wasn’t just referring to those who commit crimes – he was referring to everyone, and that’s what voters need to be aware of. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins explains what happened.
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During his rally in Wisconsin this past weekend, Donald Trump started talking about his proposal to engage in mass deportations here in the United States. As soon as he comes into office, right? Like day one, after of course he pardons the capitol, rioters, mass deportations up to 25 million people in a move that economists and even plenty of Republican pundits tell us would devastate the United States economy. But during this little diatribe about how he's gonna engage in mass deportations, Donald Trump took a bit of a detour still on the immigration issue, but he mentioned that it would be a bloody story when we start engaging in these deportations. And he did it using a story that has been debunked about migrants taking over a Colorado apartment complex, which of course, Donald Trump blew way out of proportion compared to what has already been debunked. But either way, here is Donald Trump telling us about this bloody story that he says at this point is basically inevitable. Here he is,
The radicals headed up by a radical governor in Colorado that has no clue how to solve this influx of crime into his state. And by the way, Colorado's one state, it's much worse in other states, but in Colorado, they've taken over. I mean, in Colorado, they're so brazen, they're taken over sections of the state and you know, getting them out will be a bloody story. Should have never been allowed to come into our country. Nobody checked them. Nobody checked. Were they criminals? Were they from jails? We have 'em pouring out from jails. We have the worst criminals in all of these countries. 168 so far are registered 168 countries. They're in our country. And they said, if you come back, you'll be executed. You'll be killed immediately. Not gonna be easy, but we'll do it. But they,
So a lot to unpack there. First of all, let's deal with the issue of the Colorado Apartment complex that has of course been taken over by these Venezuelan migrants, not letting anybody in or out. It's a total war zone, except it's not. Um, this of course is the talking point that has been pushed by the right wing mayor of Aurora, Colorado. Um, it has not been verified. In fact, some of the people that live there have even said, yeah, that that's, that's not true. The problem is we're having a dispute with the landlord over improvements to the property that need to be made so that we're safe. So there's been lots of conflicting reports, but so far it does appear that this story has been mostly debunked. However, Trump wasn't just talking about migrants taking over an apartment complex. So regardless of whether that story is accurate, which again, reports suggested is not, or if it's inaccurate, Donald Trump didn't even say that. He said that they have taken over parts of the state, okay? An apartment complex, while part of the state is not a portion of the state, as Donald Trump claimed in that little diatribe, he is trying to convince these Wisconsin voters that these migrants have somehow taken over large parts of Colorado, right? And it will be a bloody story to get them out, a bloody story. But he says, we've got to do it.
We all know what bloody means. Donald Trump is talking about sending in federal agents, not just in Colorado, but anywhere where there's larger groups or populations of migrants, and sending in federal agents guns blazing to get 'em outta the United States. That's what it'll do. It will be a massacre here in the United States, and Donald Trump is confirming that it will be a massacre and he doesn't care. We have to do what he says. Anyone out there that has a shred of humanity in them has to vote against this guy.
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