Father of boy killed in Springfield, Ohio says Trump and Vance are using his son's death for 'political gain'

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51% : The other one brought about one of the more memorable moments of the night, when Trump claimed migrants in the city were eating pets in the community - a bizarre claim originally spread through social media posts that Clark referenced in his city council remarks as well.RELATED: Trump falsely claims migrants in Ohio are eating pets"A lot of towns don't want to talk about it because they're so embarrassed by it.
45% : They're eating, they're eating the pets of the people that live there," Trump said.
21% : Trump mentioned the town of Springfield, Ohio, on a couple occasions during the debate Tuesday night when making inflammatory claims that violent crime was spiking due to a rise in illegal immigration, though he didn't reference Aiden's death specifically.
8% : Clark says Trump and Vance are saying his son was murdered by an immigrant.
4% : Nathan Clark spoke Tuesday night at a city commission meeting, just hours before Trump took the debate stage with Vice President Kamala Harris, and asked Trump and his running mate Vance to apologize for referencing his son's death in recent political remarks.

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