Haitian group demands arrests of Trump, JD Vance over 'harmful lies' about 'eating the cats'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

40% : The affidavit, filed by the Haitian Bridge Alliance, Guerline Jozef, and her attorney Subodh Chandra, says Trump and Vance were told "[a]t every turn," whether by the Springfield city manager, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine (R), "fact-checkers, press, officials," and locals that the pet-eating claims were "baseless," and yet they "orchestrated a campaign of lies" and "spread a false narrative that Haitians in Springfield are a danger."
31% : Attorney Chandra said in a statement that Vance and Trump "must be held accountable to the rule of law" for "relentless, irresponsible, false alarms" that left the Haitian community "suffering in fear[.]""Anyone else who wreaked havoc they way they did would have been arrested by now," Chandra said.
27% : The filing then asked a judge to find probable cause that Trump and Vance committed several crimes by doing so, including "Making False Alarms," "Aggravated Menacing," "Disrupting Public Services," and "Telecommunications Harassment.""The Haitian Bridge Alliance and Ms. Jozef respectfully request that this Court make independent findings of probable cause based on the facts presented -- and issue warrant for Trump's and Vance's arrest," the filing said.

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