In a recent speech in Las Vegas, former President Donald Trump made disparaging remarks about immigrants and asylum-seekers, accusing them of being lazy and criticizing President Joe Biden's executive order on border security. Trump rallied his crowd into chanting "bulls!" as he condemned Biden's efforts to address illegal border crossings, claiming that the executive order was pro-invasion, pro-child trafficking, and pro-drug dealers.

Trump's rhetoric towards immigrants was particularly harsh, with him painting a grim picture of criminals and mentally ill individuals being emptied out of other countries into the United States. He claimed that while some immigrants were not criminals, they were still deemed unproductive, not aligning with his vision of "Making America Great Again." Trump's extreme rhetoric against immigrants has intensified as he campaigns for the White House for a third time, amidst facing multiple criminal trials and legal challenges.

The former president's legal troubles include being found guilty in New York for falsifying business documents related to a hush money scheme involving Stormy Daniels and other women during his presidential campaign. Trump has vowed to appeal the verdict and is awaiting sentencing. Despite his legal battles, Trump's aspirations for the presidency in 2024 could potentially impact ongoing legal proceedings against him, as sitting presidents are not prosecuted by the Department of Justice. Immigration policy has been a contentious issue between Trump and Biden, with both parties seeking to leverage it for political gain, and Trump's recent comments being seen as his attempt to counter Biden's narrative on the matter.