Donald Trump Dragged To The Moon Over New Interplanetary Dog Whistle

Donald Trump on Monday drew ridicule and fierce criticism in equal measure after he put an interplanetary twist on his racist rhetoric about immigrants to the United States.

During an interview with Right Side Broadcasting Network that was broadcast in front of supporters from his Mar-a-Lago home, Trump claimed there are “people who are coming from parts unknown, countries that you’ve never heard of.”

“Languages that nobody in this country speaks. We don’t even have teachers of some of these languages,” he continued.

Then he asked, “Who would think that we have languages that are like from the planet Mars?”

The line drew a laugh from the audience.

“Nobody, nobody, knows how to, you know, speak it,” Trump added.

Four-times-indicted Trump has regurgitated a similar line of attack on immigrants.

“Nobody can explain to me how allowing millions of people from places unknown, from countries unknown, who don’t speak languages,” he confusingly complained during his visit to the U.S. southern border last week.

“We have languages coming into our country. We have nobody that even speaks those languages. They’re truly foreign languages. Nobody speaks them,” he added. “And they’re pouring into our country, and they’re bringing with them tremendous problems, including medical problems, as you know.”

CNN’s fact-checking reporter Daniel Dale, though, at the time said the claim “seems to be just conjured out of thin air” and is “nonsense.”

Amid record levels of migrants at the border, Republican 2024 front-runner Trump has sought to make immigration a key issue in the 2024 election, which is looking increasingly likely to be a repeat of the 2020 vote between himself and President Joe Biden.

Trump has vowed to crack down on illegal