Republican Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has firmly rejected the baseless claim made by former President Donald Trump that Haitian immigrants in Ohio are consuming pets. During an interview, Governor DeWine stated that there is no evidence to support such a rumor.
He emphasized that the Haitian immigrants in Springfield are in the country legally and have come to the city to work. Despite some challenges faced by the community due to the sudden increase in population, Governor DeWine highlighted the positive impact of the immigrants.
Addressing the concerns about the adjustment issues in Springfield, Governor DeWine acknowledged the difficulties that arise when a city experiences a significant population growth. He assured that efforts are being made to address these challenges on a daily basis.
With an increase of 15,000 people in a city with a population of 58,000, Governor DeWine recognized the need to work through the issues and ensure that the community benefits from the presence of the Haitian immigrants.
He condemned any negative comments or misinformation about the immigrants, emphasizing that they are contributing positively to the city of Springfield. Governor DeWine's remarks underscore the importance of factual information and respectful discourse when discussing immigration issues.
