Trump Sparks Outrage With 'Bad Genes' Comment About Immigrants
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"He's been hittin' the Mein Kampf again, hasn't he?" one person on social media remarked.
Donald Trump decided to start off his week by accusing immigrants of having “bad genes” that make them predisposed to murder.
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Trump claimed that the Biden administration’s policies have allowed 13,000 murderers — many of them he alleged to have “murdered far more than one person” — to enter the country, and “they’re now happily living in the United States.”
Then he started repeating one of his favorite canards: that some groups have better genes than others.
“You know, now a murderer — I believe this — it’s in their genes. And we got a lot of bad genes in our country right now,” Trump said.
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