Trump vows to end veteran homelessness by redirecting funds from undocumented immigrant aid. His promise stirs social media, raising questions about America’s priorities and what a second Trump presidency could mean for veterans, immigrants,
November 13, 2024
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A video circulating on X, formerly known as Twittershows former President Donald Trump pledging to end veteran homelessness by diverting funds used to support undocumented immigrants. In the video, Trump claims that these resources currently go toward housing, transporting, and feeding people entering the country illegally, and he argues they should instead support veterans who’ve sacrificed for the country.
In the video, Trump declares that “no veteran should be homeless while we’re giving away billions to people who shouldn’t even be here.” The message aligns with Trump’s America First campaign and reflects his commitment to addressing issues that his base feels have been neglected. The pledge has spurred a mix of reactions on social media, underscoring how polarizing this issue has become in the U.S. The promise also raises questions about Trump’s broader vision for America, especially in light of his unexpected gains with Latino voters, who have historically been more supportive of Democratic immigration policies