Social Justice
Trump has repeatedly used fearmongering and bigotry to denounce immigration since his 2016 presidential campaign.
Vance said that teachers are overwhelmed with “thousands upon thousands” of immigrant children and are forced to “focus on kids who don’t even speak English.”
The former president made his pledge during a rally in Prescott Valley, Arizona, roughly 260 miles north of the state's border with Mexico.
There’s little oversight or accountability for how Texas soldiers guarding the border treat migrants and asylum-seekers, critics say.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
"There are real people who are suffering because of an inability to put solutions in front of politics," the vice president said during a Univision town hall.
The Republican presidential candidate has long been obsessed with the racist talking point that immigrants are “poisoning the blood” of America.
The former president has spread racist lies about the Ohio community despite pleas from local officials to stop doing so.
"The rules that you guys weren't going to fact check," Vance complained before moderators muted the candidates' mics.
"Such attacks are heartbreaking and despicable, and are badly out of step with American support of LGBTQ people," one advocate told HuffPost.
Maya Berry came to testify as an expert on hate crimes. She ended up the target of blatant anti-Arab racism by Republican senators.