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Springfield Community Testimony and Media Whitewash
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Megyn Kelly scrolls through a collection of Ohio local news headlines — '10TV Columbus: Springfield residents rally in support of Haitian community,' 'Dayton Daily News: Hundreds rally in support of Haitians,' 'Fear grips Haitian communities' — and notes that they read as if written by MSNBC. Then she cuts to the counter-archive: community meeting footage from Springfield that aired during the 2024 presidential campaign, in which residents testified to something very different. A 64-year-old man with a perfect driving record describes his car insurance tripling because Nationwide told him the accident rate in Springfield tripled. Another resident describes Haitians opening store jars and eating with their fingers at Walmart, meat being stolen at Groceryland, squatters living behind Lincoln Elementary School, and women afraid to walk alone or go to the gym. A woman in the audience pleads, 'Aren't we all in this together?' Stu Burguiere argues these testimonials cut to the real issue: the people designing and defending TPS policy are not living with its consequences, and the anger from regular Americans is entirely understandable and race-neutral. [1] — Springfield Resident "Community meeting footage from Springfield, Ohio shows residents describing food being eaten off store shelves by Haitians, women afraid to…" 56:08
Community meeting footage from Springfield, Ohio shows residents describing food being eaten off store shelves by Haitians, women afraid to go to the gym, squatters near schools, and car insurance tripling due to surging accident rates. These Americans voted for Trump's immigration promise precisely because their political class was ignoring their testimony.
A Springfield, Ohio resident testified that his car insurance tripled because the accident rate in Springfield had tripled since large numbers of Haitian immigrants arrived.
