Opinion | How the DOJ's major takedown of a neo-Nazi group contradicts MAGA's worldview

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

40% : The Detroit police chief begged to differ and invited Trump to walk the streets with him.
36% : At a recent campaign event in the Detroit area, Trump said of the majority-Black city, "You can't walk across the street to get a loaf of bread.
30% : Trump won't do that, of course, because the sight of people in Detroit walking around without fear wouldn't fit his narrative.
28% : But Trump and Vance want voters to believe our gun, drug and violence problems are being driven by migrants when the opposite is true.
19% : Facts be damned, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott fell in line with Trump and claimed a hotel in El Paso was taken over by Tren de Aragua, which he declared a foreign terrorist organization.
9% : Continuing their "migrants are criminals" mantra, Trump and Vance repeatedly make false claims about Haitian migrants eating household pets and bringing diseases to Springfield, Ohio, lies that officials including the local police chief and Ohio governor have forcefully refuted.
9% : Sadly, you likely won't hear Trump or Vance talk about the takedown of a white supremacist criminal enterprise in California or denounce what that gang stands for.

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