Former President Trump has a long history of using fear to mobilize support, portraying immigrants as threats. In the recent debate, he amplified these claims, likening Haitian migrants to killers of pets—depicting these unfounded conspiracies as tangible dangers. This strategy seems aimed at shifting public attention away from pressing economic issues, allowing Trump to scapegoat vulnerable communities while appealing to his base's concerns about safety.
During the debate, Trump's rhetoric about immigrants was not just aggressive but also unsubstantiated. His statement tied to Haitian immigrants was a clear instance of propagating a debunked theory, aiming to galvanize anger among voters. By introducing such extreme fears, he positioned migrants as scapegoats for broader societal concerns, reiterating his consistent strategy of using divisive topics to distract the electorate from other challenges.
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