Donald Trump's Resurfaced Comments on Native Americans and Kamala Harris

Footage of Donald Trump making controversial remarks about Native Americans has resurfaced, drawing parallels to his recent comments questioning Vice President Kamala Harris' heritage.

In 1993, during a congressional hearing on Native American-owned casinos, Trump expressed skepticism about the appearance of some Native American casino operators. He claimed they "don't look like Indians to me," sparking a heated exchange with Democratic congressman George Miller.

Miller challenged Trump's statement, emphasizing that judging someone's rights based on their appearance is unacceptable. He drew comparisons to historical instances of discrimination based on ethnicity and appearance.

This resurfaced clip coincides with Trump's recent questioning of Harris' ethnicity. In an interview, Trump expressed surprise at learning Harris was Black and claimed she "happened to turn Black." This statement has been widely condemned as racist and insensitive.

Harris' campaign responded by highlighting the divisive nature of Trump's rhetoric, stating that his remarks are a reflection of the chaos and division that have characterized his political rallies.

The resurfacing of Trump's past comments and his recent remarks about Harris raise concerns about his views on race and ethnicity. These incidents underscore the importance of promoting inclusivity and rejecting discriminatory attitudes.