Trump's Toxic Rhetoric: From Nazi-Era References to Dark Extremes

White House and Senate negotiators are struggling to reach a border security deal that would unlock President Joe Biden's request for military aid for Ukraine and other national security needs. Meanwhile, former President Donald Trump made alarming anti-immigrant remarks at a political rally, invoking Nazi-era rhetoric about "blood" purity. Talks between Democrats and Republicans on border policy changes are unlikely to result in a deal before the end of the year, with GOP Senator Lindsey Graham predicting that deliberations will continue into next year. The Biden administration is facing pressure from all sides over any deal, as global migration rises and Republicans criticize the president's handling of border crossings.
- Trump invokes Nazi-era 'blood' rhetoric against immigrants as Senate border security talks grind on KABC-TV
- Trump’s rhetoric in final campaign sprint goes to new dark extremes CNN
- Lindsey Graham on Trump's "poisoning the blood" remarks about migrants: "I could care less" Axios
- Trump’s words evoke Hitler, but anti-immigrant hostility itself is toxic The Washington Post
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