Trump Faces Backlash for Comments on Immigrants and 'Bad Genes'

In a radio interview, Trump suggested that immigrants who commit murder have 'bad genes,' sparking widespread condemnation.

• Donald Trump, during an interview with Hugh Hewitt, claimed that 13,000 immigrants with murder convictions have 'bad genes.'
• The comments drew criticism for echoing eugenics rhetoric, with comparisons made to Nazi ideology.
• Trump's campaign defended his remarks, stating he was referring specifically to murderers, not immigrants in general.
• The White House condemned Trump's language as hateful and inappropriate, emphasizing the need for unity.
• Critics pointed out that studies show immigrants do not commit crimes at higher rates than native-born citizens.

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