Before Trump, neo-Nazis pushed false claims about Haitians as part of hate campaign

An extremist group that marched in Springfield, Ohio, and demonized Haitian immigrants saw Trump’s mention of baseless rumors at the debate as a victory: “This is what real power looks like.” The day after the presidential debate at which former President Donald Trump spread a false story about …

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Before Trump, neo-Nazis pushed false claims about Haitians as part of hate campaign

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