Biden Condemns Misinformation About Haitian Immigrants By Trump

President Joe Biden called for an end to misinformation targeting Haitian immigrants in the U.S., following false claims by Donald Trump. During a White House event, Biden highlighted the harmful impact of such rhetoric on the Haitian community. City officials in Springfield, Ohio reported no evidence supporting Trump’s claims.

President Joe Biden urged halting the spread of misinformation targeting Haitian immigrants in the United States, following controversial false claims made by former President Donald Trump.

Speaking at a White House event celebrating Black excellence, Biden referenced Karine Jean-Pierre, his press secretary and a proud Haitian American, to underscore the contributions of the Haitian community facing attacks. He emphasized, 'It has to stop—what he's doing. It has to stop.'

Trump had falsely claimed during a debate that Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, were eating household pets. City officials confirmed no evidence to support these claims, and local leaders expressed concerns about escalating tensions and potential risks to the Haitian community.

(With inputs from agencies.)