At a rally in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, former President Donald Trump intensified his anti-immigrant rhetoric while also targeting Vice President Kamala Harris with personal insults. The event, held in a key battleground state, saw Trump focus almost exclusively on the topic of undocumented immigrants. His speech came in the wake of a recent incident in which a Venezuelan national living in the U.S. illegally was arrested for allegedly assaulting a woman and her daughter. During the rally, Trump made sweeping and inaccurate claims about immigrants, labeling them as violent criminals and using terms like “stone-cold killers,” “monsters,” and “vile animals” to describe them. The atmosphere of the rally was charged, with anti-immigrant posters prominently displayed as Trump delivered his remarks, further emphasizing his hardline stance on immigration issues.

At a recent campaign rally in Pennsylvania, former President Donald Trump emphasized the state's importance in his bid to reclaim the White House. He urged attendees to mobilize and vote, while expressing disdain for early voting, which he referred to as "stupid stuff." Trump declared, “If we win Pennsylvania, we win the whole thing,” highlighting the pivotal role the state plays in his electoral strategy. His address, which began over 45 minutes later than planned, featured a broad and often meandering narrative that painted a bleak picture of America under Democratic leadership.