Christopher Rufo’s recent efforts to discredit Haitian immigrants included offering $5,000 for evidence of a dubious claim about pet consumption, which ultimately revealed no facts.
Despite a lack of evidence, Rufo shared misleading video content intended to redefine the narrative about Haitian migrants, raising serious concerns about accountability within his think tank.
Senior fellows at the Manhattan Institute expressed discontent over Rufo’s actions and the spread of fabricated stories, highlighting a troubling trend of demonizing vulnerable communities.
Previous instances of racially charged accusations against immigrants, similar to those perpetuated by Rufo, indicate a historical pattern of using unfounded claims to instill fear.
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