Yes, I'm talking about the 2018 incident, which followed his attempt to rescind TPS status for Haitian and El Salvadoran refugees. This move -- which he is still attempting to do -- would have led to the deportation of over 300,000 people who have lived in America legally for decades. If he actually felt so bad for these people, he would not want to send them to the places he deems "shitholes".
So far this effort by the president has been blocked by federal courts as unconstitutional, on the grounds that it's a racist policy and he has demonstrated racial animus in discussing it.
Also from the Miami Herald, the source you cited:
https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/op-ed/article217167695.html
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/world/americas/haiti/article219474195.html
Call him 'one-dimensional' if you want, but the largest single dimension is that he and the people he has chosen for the executive branch in his administration hold white people in higher esteem than other races of people. They have proven this time and time again over the last two years with words, actions, and deeds.
People are complaining in this thread that SonicFox is stereotyping Republicans, but the Republican elected officials in Congress have made no effort to halt the Trump administration's concerted efforts to harm non-white people and LGBT people. If you are voting for these people, you are complicit in what is happening. If you truly don't support Trump, as some people here have said, you should vote against his party and give the other party more ability to check his power. Many good people I know who are Republicans voted Democratic in the recent midterm election to express their disagreement with what Trump is doing.
No, I don't think all registered Republicans hate black people and gay people. I have Republican friends, and while I myself am a Democrat I can disagree with people respectfully on matters of taxation or the economy or foreign policy. But it isn't hyperbole to say that if you are voting Republican in this current era, you are voting for people who either have demonstrated they
do hate minorities in that way, or who simply don't care that their party is
currently advancing legislation and executive actions that target these minority groups. That's tacit approval, which is nearly as bad as taking the action yourself.
So I don't see anything wrong with what SonicFox said.
And that's all I really have to say about this on a Mortal Kombat fan forum of all places.