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Trump Doubles Down on Baseless Claims About Immigrants, Sparks Outrage and Hilarity Online

In a move that has left many stunned and amused, President Trump has reiterated his outlandish claims about immigrants, stating that they are responsible for a surge in crime and are "raping" and "murdering" Americans. The remarks, made during a speech in Arizona, have sparked widespread outrage and amusement online, with many using social media to express their disbelief and ridicule the President’s comments.

Trump’s remarks have been met with swift condemnation from lawmakers, civil rights groups, and even some of his fellow Republicans, who have accused him of spreading hate speech and perpetuating harmful stereotypes about immigrants. The President’s comments have also been fact-checked by multiple news organizations, which have found no evidence to support his claims.

Despite the backlash, Trump has refused to back down, instead using his Twitter account to further amplify his baseless claims. The President’s tweets have been met with a mixture of outrage and mockery, with many using the hashtag #FakeNews to express their disbelief.

Meanwhile, online, the response to Trump’s comments has been a mix of shock, outrage, and humor. Many have taken to social media to create memes and jokes about the President’s remarks, with some of the best ones going viral. The hashtag #TrumpMemes has been trending on Twitter, with many using the platform to express their creativity and poke fun at the President’s comments.

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MEME EXAMPLES:

• A picture of Trump with a caption "I’m not a racist, I just hate people who don’t look like me"
• A picture of a wall with a caption "The wall Trump built to keep out immigrants… and also to keep out his own sanity"
• A picture of Trump with a caption "I’m not a liar, I’m just a ‘believer’ in fake news"
• A picture of a migrant family with a caption "The face of the ‘rapist’ and ‘murderer’ that Trump talks about"
• A picture of Trump with a caption "I’m not a racist, I just love my country… and by country, I mean me"

LATEST DEVELOPMENTS:

• The White House has released a statement defending Trump’s comments, saying that the President is simply "speaking the truth" about the dangers of immigration.
• The statement has been met with widespread criticism, with many accusing the White House of perpetuating harmful stereotypes and spreading hate speech.
• The hashtag #Resist has been trending on Twitter, with many using the platform to express their opposition to Trump’s comments and to demand that he be held accountable for his actions.
• The debate over Trump’s comments has also sparked a larger conversation about the role of social media in shaping public opinion and the importance of fact-checking in a post-truth era.

Trump is doubling down on his insane claims about immigrants. (I’m seeing some of the best MEME songs ever on this subject. Too damned funny!)

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