Neo-Nazis Embrace Trump's Anti-Immigration Rhetoric

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Neo-Nazi and far right groups seize on Trump’s anti-immigration rhetoric

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Hate groups are latching on to the anti-immigration rhetoric coming from Donald Trump’s campaign for the White House .

They are seizing on the open hatred of immigrants from the top Republican and going even more public with their brand of activism.

For example, two separate hate groups recently descended on Springfield , Ohio , rallying with masks and uniforms and threatening the approximately 20,000 Haitian immigrants that have arrived in the town.

A video showing alleged Venezuelan gang members carrying weapons in an Aurora , Colorado , apartment complex went viral.

Trump repeatedly used it to denounce immigrant criminals entering the country.

Elon Musk , perhaps Trump ’s most devoted fanboy, helped spread disinformation about “ 32 armed Venezuelans ” taking over a Chicago building.

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