Roommate, Kodak Black responded to by Donald Trump controversial statement about Haitian immigrants eating cats and dogs.
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Kodak Responds to Trump’s Comments About Haitians
At a recent concert in Ohio, Kodak Black played a clip of Donald Trump’s speech on immigration. In the clip, Trump expressed frustration with the influx of immigrants into cities and towns, specifically calling out illegal Haitian immigrants “occupying” Springfield, Ohio.
According to VIBRATIONYak stopped during the concert to ask the crowd if Trump’s words were true. “That’s crazy. Really? Oh my gosh, I’m not gonna lie, man, I’m a ****f****g Trump supporter,” Kodak speaks on stage.
Kodak continued to share his thoughts on Trump, saying, “I’m Haitian. How do you feel about this election bullshit? I feel like we’re done. I don’t agree with that Kamala Harris bullshit either. What the hell is going on in America?”
Kodak Black has made it clear that while he supports Donald Trump, he disagrees with the claims about Haitians eating livestock. He even mentioned planning a trip to Springfield, Ohio, to see the situation for himself.
“I’m going to Springfield tomorrow, I’m going there. I got to see this shit. I don’t smell it. I don’t see no Haitians eating cats, man. When you show me a Haitian eating cats, then you can say this shit.”
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Here’s What Trump Said About Haitian Immigrants
Donald Trump initially made the statement about Haitian immigrants during his first presidential debate with Vice President Kamala Harris on (September 11). Donnie’s baseless claim that Haitian immigrants in Ohio eat dogs and cats has sparked a backlash across the country.
“They’re eating dogs, people who come here, they’re eating cats. They’re eating the pets of the people who live there, and that’s what’s happening in our country, and it’s a shame,” Trump said at the presidential debate.
According to NBC News, Trump’s absurd claim drew a response from both the city of Springfield and Mayor Rob Rue. Mayor Rue denied the allegation, noting that there have been no documented cases of immigrants eating livestock in the city.
“Rumours like this take away from real issues like concerns about housing, needed resources for schools and our overwhelmed health care system,” Mayor Rue spoke.
Kodak Was Previously Stuck Next to Trump
Complex reported that Kodak Black’s steadfast support for Trump dates back to the last day of his presidency. On January 20, 2021, Donnie pardoned Kodak while he was serving a sentence for federal weapons charges.
In July, Kodak Black reaffirmed his support for Trump, expressing gratitude and commitment as the former president sought to return to the Oval Office. Kodak also criticized his fellow rapper. Class for making negative comments about Donnie after the recent assassination, according to TSR.
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