Haitians and Springfield domesticated animals issues

 Eric Abbenante

@EricAbbenante
Springfield Ohio residents were warning their city council about Haitians attacking 'domesticated animals' far before Trump mentioned it at the debate: Springfield OH resident (March 12, 2024): "Our traditions laws and culture is 180 degrees different from what they're used to. One of the things I've heard that bothered me very much - I've actually had quite a few people contact me here lately - some pretty horrid things occurring to domesticated animals in the neighborhood. We've had some stuff in the park." Bryan Heck (Springfield City Manager): "I've heard about it too." They must be devastated when they find out that 'It's raining cats and dogs' isn't literal. The mainstream media still insists that this was a lie that Trump 'created'.
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Why would the Biden administration dump 20,000 Haitians in a town with a population of 60,000?  Why are some in the media attacking people who are complaining about their pets being slaughtered by the Haitians?  Sometimes it looks like the media hates Trump more than their search for the truth.

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@fentasyl
The Kamala-Mayorkas border team began ramping up their Airplanes of Haitians (Jan 2023) right at the same time they were pushing to end the Title 42 Expulsion authority (ultimately revoked in May 2023). She swapped Expelling them from the country to flying them in. First Class. For those who don't know, CHNV includes Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, & Venezuela. CHNV "Inadmissible" Aliens—who don't qualify as legal immigrants—get to instead fly direct into the interior of the USA under this novel Biden-Harris Human Importation program. This program, in its current form, is stretched far beyond any authorizing legislation fig leaf. It was never voted on in Congress. Nor was it disclosed in the original Biden-Harris campaign / platform. It was and still is a genuine threat to democracy.

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 And:

Scripps/Ipsos Poll: 54 Percent Support Mass Deportation

And:

 Fed Chairman Suggests ‘Influx’ Of Migrants Are Contributing To Rising Unemployment

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