Trump attacks immigrants from Somalia and Haiti while rallying in Ohio for Republican candidates
Trump used the rally to renew immigration attacks while boosting Jon Husted and Vivek Ramaswamy in closely contested statewide races, aides said.
- US President Donald Trump held a lively campaign rally in Youngstown, Ohio, on October 12, seeking to energise Republican supporters ahead of the November 3 midterm elections and help the party retain control of Congress.
- Trump urged his supporters to turn out for Republican Senator Jon Husted, who is facing a competitive reelection contest against Democratic challenger Sherrod Brown.
- Immigration dominated much of Trump's speech, as he targeted Somali and Haitian communities and criticised Democratic politicians, including Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar.
- The rally featured several disruptions, including confrontations involving protesters, while large sections of the venue remained empty despite an enthusiastic response from some attendees.
- Trump's campaign efforts come as Republicans face challenges over rising living costs, fuel prices and concerns about economic priorities, prompting the president to encourage loyal voters to support GOP candidates in the upcoming elections.
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