Trump attacks Harris at mega-rally at New York’s Madison Square Garden
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Donald Trump and Kamala Harris rally their supporters as US election race remains too close to call entering final stretch.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has rallied his Make America Great Again (MAGA) base at a rally in New York City, again vowing to crack down on migration while slamming his Democratic rival, Kamala Harris.
Trump repeatedly attacked migrants during his speech at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, pledging to follow through on his campaign promise to carry out the largest deportation operation in United States history if elected.
“November 5 will be the most important date in the history of our country and together, we will make America powerful again,” said the former president, who painted a portrait of a country plagued by economic and social crises.
Trump was joined by a slew of Republican politicians and other allies during the event, many of whom launched into ad hominem attacks against Harris and used incendiary rhetoric against migrants, immigrant communities, and perceived opponents.
They also blamed Harris – whom Trump described as a “radical left Marxist” who is “unfit” to serve in the White House – for the problems the country faces. “You’ve destroyed our country,” said Trump, referring to the US vice president.
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