Crowd at Trump rally chants ‘Send them back’ as he claims immigrants have ‘destroyed’ London and Paris

The crowd at Donald Trump’s latest rally chanted, “Send them back!” as the former president peddled more baseless claims about immigration in Pennsylvania on Monday.

Trump told the Indiana crowd Vice President Kamala Harris has “illegally flown in more than half a million migrants” – a statistic did not back up with evidence – thereby “changing the character of small towns and villages all over our country and changing them forever.”

He also returned yet again to the debunked conspiracy theory that Haitian immigrants are eating people’s pets in Springfield, Ohio, spread over recent weeks at least in part thanks to him and running mate JD Vance.

“Do you think Springfield will ever be the same? I don’t think so,” he said.

“The fact is, and I’ll say it now, you have to get them the hell out.

“You have to get them out, I’m sorry,” he continued as the crowd erupted into applause.

One voice can clearly be heard shouting, “Send them back!” before the rest of the audience joins in, parroting the phrase shamelessly several times.

The Republican presidential nominee got onto the topic when he turned his eye across the Atlantic towards Europe, claiming “reckless migration policy” has “destroyed” Paris and London.

“Look what’s happened in London, look what’s happening in Paris,” he told the crowd, suggesting Harris will do the same if elected in November.

Not the first time this topic has arisen, Trump also claimed in May thatimmigration left the UK capitol “unrecognizeable” after Europe “opened its doors to jihad.”

The business mogul next brought his crowd’s attention to how immigration has apparently affected America’s education system, saying Democrat mayors are afraid of going against “the stupid party that’s in Washington”:

“So