Haitian Group Seeking Criminal Charges, 'Immediate Arrest' of Trump, Vance for 'Fear Mongering' About Migrants Eating Pets

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

40% : While the rumors were promptly debunked by local authorities, they kept swirling online, and Trump even doubled down on them during the September 10 presidential debate.
34% : "The lead counsel in the case, Subodh Chandra, said that Haitians are "suffering in fear" because of the rumors and that Trump and Mr. Vance must be held to account the way that "anyone else who wreaked havoc the way they did" would be.
30% : Through an Ohio statute that allows private citizens to "file an affidavit charging the offense committed," the leader of the Haitian Bridge Alliance filed a complaint against Trump and Mr. Vance for disrupting public service, making false alarms, committing aggravated menacing, and other offenses, the law firm that's representing the group, Chandra Law, said in a statement.
29% : "The direct impact on Springfield, Ohio of Trump and Vance's unrelenting lies cannot be overstated.
23% : in a crowded theater, Trump and Vance do not color within the lines of the First Amendment.
22% : The group is asking the Clark County Municipal Court to both "affirm there is probable cause" that Trump and Mr. Vance committed crimes and "issue arrest warrants for both men.
17% : "Trump and Vance have knowingly spread a false and dangerous narrative by claiming that Springfield, Ohio's Haitian community is criminally killing and eating neighbors' dogs and cats, and killing and eating geese.

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