Trump's Criticism on NYC Immigration Crisis
- Donald Trump blames Kamala Harris for the immigration crisis in NYC.
- Trump expresses concern over the situation and criticizes the handling of illegal immigration.
- The incident has sparked controversy and political debate between Trump and Harris.
Former President Donald Trump expressed grave concerns about illegal immigration overwhelming New York City, citing a recent violent crime involving migrants. During a conversation with Elon Musk, Trump referenced the brutal rape of a 46-year-old woman at Coney Island and a stabbing at a migrant center on Randall’s Island, attributing these incidents to the failures of current immigration policies. He specifically criticized Vice President Kamala Harris, who has been designated as President Biden’s “border czar,” claiming she has not effectively addressed the crisis. Trump highlighted the case of Davon-Bonilla, an illegal immigrant who allegedly raped a woman shortly after entering the U.S. He pointed out that Davon-Bonilla had previously been arrested for a similar crime but was released from jail. Trump accused Harris of dishonesty regarding her role in managing border issues, asserting that she has not taken responsibility for the situation despite being labeled the “border czar” since March 2021. The former president also noted the staggering statistics of illegal immigration, with nearly 2.5 million apprehensions reported in fiscal 2023, alongside an estimated 670,000 individuals who evaded capture. He criticized the Biden administration's decision to end the “Remain in Mexico” policy, which he claims has exacerbated the situation. Trump reiterated his belief that his previous immigration policies were effective and called for a return to stronger border enforcement measures.