Denounce Trump’s Dehumanization of Immigrants

During a recent rally in Aurora, Colorado, Donald Trump unleashed yet another vile tirade against immigrants, spewing hateful rhetoric that dehumanizes people seeking a better life. 

At the rally, Trump referred to immigrants as “invaders” and falsely claimed that they are flooding the country to commit crimes and destroy communities. His language not only stokes fear and division but also promotes dangerous stereotypes that put immigrant communities at risk.

Trump’s dehumanization of immigrants follows a disturbing pattern of using hateful rhetoric to divide the country and inflame his supporters. This kind of language has real-world consequences—inciting violence, fostering xenophobia, and endangering vulnerable communities. 

Aurora, where Trump’s rally took place, is home to a large and diverse immigrant population, many of whom felt targeted and unsafe in the wake of his remarks. Trump’s rhetoric is not just offensive—it’s dangerous. Studies show that inflammatory language toward immigrants leads to a rise in hate crimes and discrimination.

Human rights advocates have repeatedly warned that words matter, and leaders must not normalize hate.

We must make it clear that this kind of rhetoric has no place in our political discourse. Sign this petition to denounce Donald Trump’s dehumanization of immigrants and demand that political leaders, including those in the media, reject his hateful language.