TV DUELL: "kills Americans" - Donald Trump's reckoning with Joe Biden's migration policy
In a recent speech, former US President Donald Trump sharply criticized President Joe Biden's migration policies. Trump claimed that the open border policy is causing many people to die in the US. "He's the one who killed people with a bad border, including 100,000 people who died, and also kills our citizens when they come in. We're living in a rat's nest right now that's killing our people in New York, California and every state in the union because we no longer have borders. Every state is now a border, and because of his ridiculous, insane and very stupid policies, people are coming in and killing our citizens at a level we've never seen before. We call it migrant crime, I call it Biden migrant crime," Trump said in his speech.
Trump's statements are a repetition of well-known claims he made during his time in office. However, Biden has been accused of not responding appropriately to this rhetoric. Critics say Biden is not showing the necessary assertiveness expected of a president. Trump, on the other hand, is perceived by many as being rhetorically superior, which could give him an advantage in the election campaign.
Experts warn that Trump's aggressive rhetoric could further polarize the political landscape. Biden faces the challenge of defending his policies while simultaneously influencing public opinion. The next few months of the campaign will show how both candidates deal with these challenges.
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27 июн 2024
