In a series of inflammatory comments during private donor events and public speeches, former President Donald Trump has made troubling assertions regarding immigrants in America, claiming that they possess 'bad genes' which, he argues, contribute to crime and societal issues. Trump's rhetoric has been characterized as racist by critics, with accusations of promoting eugenicist ideas as he expresses fears over the future of elections, suggesting that a win for Vice President Harris could lead to dire consequences. His controversial stance has drawn widespread condemnation, with outlets like the Washington Post labeling his claims as 'outrageously false.' As he continues to exploit tragedies to frame his immigration narrative, the fallout from his statements is raising questions about the implications for political discourse and election integrity.