Donald Trump announced that his deportation plan will begin in Springfield and will focus on Venezuela

Donald Trump Announces Deportation Plan

The Former President Says It Will Begin in Springfield

During the Debate, He Claimed Migrants Were Eating Dogs in This City

Former U.S. President and Republican candidate Donald Trump made a bold declaration on Friday, revealing what will happen if he returns to the presidency.

His plan includes carrying out «the largest deportation in the country’s history,» beginning in Springfield, Ohio, with deportations to Venezuela.

«This is what I can say: we will conduct mass deportations from Springfield. We are going to remove those people,» Trump stated.

«We are going to send them back to Venezuela,» he added during a press conference at his golf club in Palos Verdes, California.

DONALD TRUMP REVEALS DEPORTATION PLAN IN SPRINGFIELD

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In his view, «illegal Haitians» are destroying the way of life for residents in that area.

For days, Trump has been spreading the false claim that Haitians in Springfield are eating citizens’ cats and dogs.

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These accusations have led to the Haitian community being targeted, with bomb threats forcing schools and other public facilities to close over the past two days.

President Joe Biden himself called for an end to this rhetoric today.

What Did Donald Trump Say About Migrants in Springfield?

Trump used much of his press conference to criticize his opponent in the November 5th election, Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris.

He accused her—without evidence—of enabling the «largest wave of human trafficking in history» through her border policies with Mexico.

Donald Trump also blamed Harris for the deterioration of law and order in California due to her policies as the state’s attorney general (2011-2017) and later as senator (2017-2021).

The two candidates faced off in their first electoral debate on Tuesday.

What’s Next for Both Candidates?

The former president, who appeared defensive and irritable during the debate, reiterated on Friday that he is not interested in participating in another debate with Harris.

Donald Trump also labeled Harris and the journalists who moderated the ABC debate as «lunatics.»

«The debate was great, I think I did very well, but I was fighting against three people. I was fighting against the radical left crazies at ABC, in my opinion, the worst broadcasters out there,» Trump stated.

His Friday press conference came a day after he held a fundraiser in Los Angeles.

What Happened After the Debate?

The city is considered a «cash machine» for political parties, as they manage to raise large sums for their campaigns there.

On Thursday, Donald Trump candidate held a rally in Tucson, Arizona, a key state for the presidential election, where he proposed eliminating overtime taxes to boost employment.

The proposal aims to win over the working-class vote and follows a previous plan to eliminate taxes on tips in the service industry.

Harris later introduced a similar initiative, leading Republicans to accuse her of plagiarism. WITH INFORMATION FROM EFE

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