In a speech to his supporters, Donald Trump made "racist" statements against the American immigrant population and promised that if he wins the election, he will deal with illegal immigrants and limit legal immigrants as well.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): "Donald Trump", the former president of the United States, who is also a candidate for the presidential elections of this country in 2024, repeated words by saying that immigrants without legal documents "corrupt the race of our country". 
 
ISNA news agency, citing Reuters, referring to Trump's remarks, which were made in a speech to his supporters in the US state of New Hampshire, wrote: He was referring to the wave of immigrants who crossed the US-Mexico border, and their number in September There was an unprecedented increase.
 
In this speech, Trump promised that if he wins the election, he will deal with illegal immigrants and impose restrictions on legal immigrants.
 
Referring to the fact that immigrants from Asia, Africa and South America come to America, he said, "They are corrupting the race of our country; They pour into our country from all over the world."
 
The former US president also used the word "corrupting American blood" in an interview with the right-wing website National Pulse, which was published at the end of September. The use of these terms provoked the criticism of the Anti-Defamation Union, and "Jonathan Greenbelt", the sixth director of this union, called Trump's remarks "racist, xenophobic and hateful".
 
In the meantime, Yale University professor and author of a book on fascism, Jason Stanley, says Trump's repeated use of these words is dangerous. According to Stanley, Trump's statement echoed the words of Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, who warned in his political treatise "Mein Kampf" that Jews were corrupting the German race.
 
He also pointed out: "Now he (Trump) uses the same words many times in the group of his supporters. Repeating their dangerous words makes them seem more normal and increases the chances of their advice being followed. These words are very worrying for the security of immigrants in America."
 
Reuters news agency further wrote: "Steven Chong", the spokesperson of Trump's election campaign, rejected the criticism of the former president's statement in October and argued that similar words are commonly used in books and TV news reports.
 
In this speech in New Hampshire, Trump repeatedly used provocative words about border issues and criticized the policies of the current President of the United States, Joe Biden.
 
He, who has become a candidate for the upcoming US presidential election from the Republican Party, also promised that if he wins, he will stop the "attack on the northern border" and "launch the biggest campaign of deportation (immigrants) in the history of the United States."