President Donald Trump faces a barrage of new investigations from the Democrat-led House of Representatives. (AFP / Brendan Smialowski)
On Friday, President Donald Trump showed his condolence for the mass shooting in a New Zealand mosque while simultaneously speaking hateful rhetoric about immigrants.
Right after describing the New Zealand shooting as a "horrible horrible thing," Trump pivoted to talking about the "invasion" of immigrants at the US border.
“People hate the word invasion, but that’s what it is," Trump said.
Trump signed a veto after 12 GOP senators partnered with Democrats to reject his national emergency declaration. However, Twitter users slammed the president for using a sorrowful moment to push his agenda at the border.
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