Trump reveals the new town being overrun by Haitian migrants after ‘cat eating’ claims about Springfield
Donald Trump said the latest town plagued by a spike in illegal immigration is Charleroi, Pennsylvania.
During a rally in the battleground swing state on Monday, the former president heard from members of his crowd from there who say their hometown has become ‘disgusting.’
Speaking at the Ed Fry Arena on the campus of Indiana University of Pennsylvania just 60 miles northeast of Pittsburgh, Trump slammed the effect illegal immigration has on small American communities.
rump says that the population of Haitian migrants living in the western Pennsylvania town has grown by 2,000 percent.
It has gotten so bad, reports from earlier this year note, that the school district in Charleroi has spent $400,000 on English Language-Learner teachers and interpreters.
Donald Trump said Charleroi, Pennsylvania is the latest town plagued by a massive surge of Haitians after the nation turned its attention to Springfield, Ohio amid claims these migrants were eating residents’ pets
There are just over 4,000 residents in the town, according to the 2020 census – making this influx of immigrants living there truly overwhelming for the small community.
The latest comes after the Ohio town of Springfield was thrust into the national spotlight after Trump and his running mate Sen. J.D. Vance highlighted claims that Haitian migrants were stealing and eating residents’ pet cats and ducks in the parks.
Trump asked thousands at his rally in Indiana, Pennsylvania on Monday who was from Charleroi.
‘Is it different?’ he asked those who cheered.
‘Yes!’ the women shouted from the bleachers, addining: ‘It’s disgusting.’
The former president was speaking just an hour from where he was shot during a rally in Butler on July 13.
A rally goer who identified herself only as Jen told DailyMail.com that Trump now surviving two assassination attempts is proof that God wants him to be president again.
Trump spoke at an arena on the campus of Indiana University of Pennsylvania on Monday, September 23
Trump slammed the statistic from the spring claiming the population of Haitian migrants in small town of Charleroi, Pennsylvania grew by a whopping 2,000 percent
Ahead of the Monday evening rally, Trump attended a town hall with farmers in Smithton, Pennsylvania where he vowed to lower energy bills.
‘I love the farmers,’ Trump said at the event 30 miles south of Pittsburgh. ‘I’m very comfortable with the farmers.’
‘I’ve always won with the farmers and that’s because I produce,’ he added. ‘Promises made — promises kept. Your energy bill, within 12 months, will be cut in half.’
Meanwhile, the former president’s running mate, Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance, spent Monday afternoon and evening rallying supporters in Pennsylvania’s fellow swing state of North Carolina.
The state’s gubernatorial race has been thrown into disarray following a report last week claiming the GOP nominee to lead the state house made lewd, inappropriate and concerning comments on pornographic forum Nude Africa.
Republican Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson allegedly claimed on the site to be a ‘black Nazi’ and ‘perv,’ among other questionable comments, according to a bombshell CNN report that the candidate vehemently denies.
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Read Trump would-be assassin Ryan Wesley Routh’s chilling letter offering $150,000 to anyone who could ‘finish the job’
Donald Trump‘s would-be assassin Ryan Wesley Routh wrote a chilling letter admitting he failed in trying to take the life of the former president.
Routh also offered $150,000 for anyone who could ‘finish the job’ according to the note released by the Department of Justice on Monday and obtained by DailyMail.com.
‘This was an assassination attempt on Donald Trump but I failed you. I tried my best and gave it all the gumption I could muster. It is up to you now to finish the job; and I will offer $150,000 to whomever can complete the job,’ the letter reads.
It was addressed to ‘the world’ and said Trump had ‘ended relations with Iran like a child and now the Middle East has unraveled’.
Routh, 58, also had a list of Trump’s upcoming public appearances and had googled a route from Palm Beach, Fla., to Mexico.
He is set to appear in federal court on Monday for a detention hearing after the attempted assassination on September 15 at Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach.
Donald Trump ‘s alleged would-be assassin Ryan Wesley Routh wrote a chilling letter admitting he failed in trying to take the life of the former president
Routh also offered $150,000 for anyone who could ‘finish the job’ according to the note released by the Department of Justice on Monday and obtained by DailyMail.com
Ahead of that appearance, federal prosecutors submitted a written factual proffer with new details about the day Routh tried to assassinate Trump on his West Palm Beach golf course.
In addition to outlining the evidence against Routh, the Justice Department argued that he should remain locked up as the case moves forward.
The document reveals a Secret Service agent was riding the fence line between Trump’s course and the public street, one hole ahead of the former president, when he ‘spotted the partially obscured face of a man in the brush along the fence line.’
The man was later IDed as Routh.
The agent then noticed a rifle barrel sticking out and fired at the suspect.
The agent then ‘took cover behind a tree and reloaded his weapon, then looked up’ to see Routh was gone.
Routh was positioned directly in the line of sight of the 6th hole green. Trump was playing on the 5th hole at the time of the incident. Secret Service agents hustled him off the course when they heard the shots fired at the 6th hole by their fellow agent.
Law enforcement officers stand outside the Paul G Rogers Federal Building U.S. Courthouse ahead of the audience for Ryan W. Routh
After the agent fired, a witness saw Routh run across Summit Boulevard toward a black Nissan Xterra, bearing a Florida license plate, parked nearby.
The witness took photographs of the Nissan Xterra and wrote down all but the last digit of the license plate number. Using that information, local law enforcement was able to find the vehicle and arrest Routh.
In the vehicle, law enforcement found six cellphones, one of which ‘contained a Google search of how to travel from Palm Beach County to Mexico.’
Also in the vehicle were 12 pairs of gloves, a Hawaian driver’s license in Routh’s name and a list of Trump’s public appearances for August, September, and October.
Additionally was a notebook with ‘dozens of pages filled with names and phone numbers pertaining to Ukraine, discussions about how to join combat on behalf of Ukraine, and notes criticizing the governments of China and Russia.’
On September 18th, law enforcement was contacted by a witness who said Routh had dropped off a box at his residence several months prior. After seeing the news of what happened at the golf course, the witness opened the box.
Among its contents was a chilling letter addressed to ‘The World,’ where Routh announced his intentions to kill the former president – and predicted he would fail. He then offered six figures to anyone who would complete the task.
‘This was an assassination attempt on Donald Trump but I failed you. I tried my best and gave it all the gumption I could muster. It is up to you now to finish the job; and I will offer $150,000 to whomever can complete the job,’ he says in the hand-written note.
‘Everyone acress the globe from the youngest to the oldest knows that Trump is unfit to be anything, much less U.S. president. U.S. presidents must at the bare miminum embody the moral fabric that is America and be kind, caring and selfless and always stand for humanity.’
The box also contained ammunition, a metal pipe, miscellaneous building materials, tools, four phones, and various letters.
