WASHINGTON, D.C. — Top US Republicans peddled false claims denigrating immigrants Monday, saying Haitian arrivals are stealing and eating pets — a conspiracy theory, debunked by authorities, that went viral as Donald Trump stokes fears ahead of November's election.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Top US Republicans peddled false claims denigrating immigrants Monday, saying Haitian arrivals are stealing and eating pets — a conspiracy theory, debunked by authorities, that went viral as Donald Trump stokes fears ahead of November's election.Trump running mate J.D.
And while no evidence emerged linking the woman to migrants or the Haitian community, footage of her arrest was widely shared by influencers.City law enforcement quickly debunked the conspiracy theories.
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