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At a rally in New York City's South Bronx, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump made unsubstantiated claims that immigrants from Africa, the Middle East, and other regions are "building an army" to attack Americans from within. Speaking to a diverse crowd, Trump portrayed migrants as a violent threat, despite studies showing no higher criminality rates among immigrants. He pledged a massive deportation operation if re-elected, linking illegal immigration to economic challenges faced by Black and Hispanic communities.

Republican candidate Donald Trump, during a rally in New York City's South Bronx, claimed without evidence that migrants are 'building an army' to attack from within. This rhetoric aims to exploit Biden's weakening support among Hispanic and Black voters ahead of the Nov. 5 election.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump claimed without evidence that immigrants from Africa, the Middle East and elsewhere were "building an army" to attack Americans "from within".