Donald Trump White House’s ‘Jingle Bells’ Video Taunt Of Immigrants Draws Fury
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The White House also shared a Christmas-themed meme of the president set to a 50 Cent song.
The Trump White House on Wednesday used the classic holiday song “Jingle Bells” to send a “message to criminal illegal aliens” in a video that was slammed as cruel.
A clip shared on X, formerly Twitter, showed the detention of alleged undocumented immigrants, set to the classic Christmas tune, and cut with footage of President Donald Trump saying they must return “back to the places from which they came” via “a free flight out of our country” to “any foreign country as long as it’s not here.”
The jingle of the chains used to detain the people formed part of the video.
See the video here.
The clip was captioned:
One journalist called out the host's champion-level "Moral Ambiguity Contortionism,"
The teens have grown up in the federal government’s custody. Now, the feds are keeping them from their families and putting some behind bars.
The president's boast was flipped right back at him.
President Donald Trump was slammed by his niece as a “sick human being” and “the thirstiest, weakest, and most depraved of men."
The prosecution relied heavily on digital evidence including online search results.
The administration claims the construction project must continue for reasons of national security.
The president claimed that the famed director had been murdered because of his criticism of Trump.
The pushback to the president's Reiner rant was unusual considering the platform only exists to give him full reign to express his thoughts to the MAGA faithful without being criticized.
The post was condemned on a bipartisan level.
Owens has continued to push conspiracy theories regarding Charlie Kirk's death.
The California governor even tweaked "Jingle Bells" to stay in the holiday spirit. Sort of.
It's “significant, certainly, if that’s something you start seeing across the board," said the NBC News chief data analyst.
The president also fawned over a woman who looked just like his daughter, Ivanka, during a decidedly not-so-merry speech at a White House Christmas reception.