In a heated exchange, Senator Vance dismisses claims about the dangers of Haitian immigrants, insisting that their presence has verifiable consequences, including communicable diseases and higher home prices.
Despite pushback from officials, Vance argues that a small group of immigrants has significantly impacted local issues, including crime and animal disappearances, a claim he maintains is true.
Alcindor questions Vance on the risk his comments pose to Haitian Americans, to which he responds with laughter, suggesting no claims have been spread falsely.
Vance asserts that the concerns regarding the immigrant community are valid, stating that many constituents report problems, while denying the claims of animal eating.
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