Trump labels Biden’s immigration order ‘bulls***’ as he rallies in Arizona after felony conviction

Donald Trump branded Joe Biden’s recent asylum executive order “bull****” during an Arizona campaign rally as he returned to the fiercely anti-immigrant rhetoric that defined his 2016 campaign.

The former president said he didn’t want to use the swear word in front of the children in the crowd on Thursday, but the audience took the hint and began to chant “bulls***!” over and over again.

Elsewhere, Trump described the border as a “dumping ground for the dungeons of the Third World.”

The town hall in Phoenix marked the first time the former president has hit the campaign trail for a major event since his recent conviction in his hush money trial in New York.

Trump painted the Biden immigration executive order, which allows the president to temporarily shut down the legal US asylum process if illegal entries cross a certain threshold, as insufficient, calling it a “nightmare” and the “Biden border invasion.”

“He’s totally lost control over the border and it’s a really dangerous,” Trump said, adding, “He’s conceding death and he’s conceding defeat at the border.”

During his speech, Trump echoed the ideas of the Great Replacement theory, a racist conspiracy that posits elites are encouraging immigration to undermine the power of white Americans.

“It’s a deliberate demolition of our sovereignty and our borders,” he said. “I guess it’s probably votes. They probably think these people are going to be voting.”

“He wants to turn every single illegal alien into a voting citizen,” Trump later said of Biden.

While Trump touched on other issues like inflation and the presidential debates, immigration was the main focus of his speech, a clear appeal to the concerns of the border state of Arizona.

At one point, Trump pulled former