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At a recent Trump rally in Durham, New Hampshire, pro-Trump host Jeremy Herrell sparked controversy with his question to attendees about volunteering to be deputized by former President Donald Trump to help identify and round up “illegals” in the country. This incident occurred amid a rally where Trump delivered a speech echoing some of his well-known claims and praising authoritarian leaders like Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping, and Kim Jong Un.
The rally was covered by the pro-Trump media outlet Right Side Broadcasting Network (RSBN), and pro-Trump LFA TV was also present. Jeremy Herrell, the host of LFA TV, conducted interviews with attendees as they waited in line to enter the event.
During one of these interviews, Herrell posed a question to the crowd, asking how many people would be willing to let Donald Trump deputize them to assist in locating and dealing with individuals deemed “illegal” in the country. The question aimed at gauging support for a potential mass deportation mission promised by Trump. Herrell suggested that Trump would need the assistance of the American people to accomplish such a task.
The rhetoric used by Herrell raised concerns, as he emphasized the necessity of the American people actively participating in identifying and removing individuals labeled as “illegals” from the country. The language employed seemed to echo sentiments of divisive immigration policies.
In a particular moment during the interview, a woman corrected Herrell about her gender pronouns, emphasizing that she identifies as a woman and is gay. This exchange added another layer of controversy to the interview, highlighting potential issues with language sensitivity and respect for diverse identities.
The incident attracted attention due to the inflammatory nature of the questions and the enthusiastic response from the crowd. Critics argued that the language used could contribute to a hostile environment and perpetuate negative attitudes towards certain groups of people.
