*Seeing as how she’s all in with the Trumpster it’s no surprise that Amber Rose has found herself at the center of a heated debate after doubling down on Donald Trump’s assertion, err, lies, regarding a bizarre conspiracy alleging that Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, are eating people’s pets.
In recent comments made at LAX, Rose was approached by videographers who questioned her about Trump’s claims, which have been largely dismissed by local officials and experts as unfounded and racially charged, TMZ reports.
Rose expressed her belief that there is evidence to support Trump’s claims, citing social media videos of residents alleging their pets have gone missing and insinuating that immigrants might be to blame.
“I’ve seen videos of people saying their pets were taken and eaten by Haitian immigrants in Ohio, so Trump’s claims must be true… at least in my eyes,” she stated emphatically.
This assertion arrives amidst a contentious atmosphere in Springfield, where Mayor Warren Davis has publicly refuted the conspiracy, labeling it as nonsense. Ohio wildlife officials also pointed out that a viral image allegedly supporting the claims—a man holding a flock of geese—represents a misleading narrative absent of factual basis.
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Adding fuel to the fire, Rose further claimed that the consumption of cats and dogs is customary in some Haitian families, igniting significant backlash and allegations of racism directed at her and Trump. Critics argue that perpetuating such conspiracies only serves to exploit and stigmatize immigrants based on false narratives.
The controversy has sparked broader discussions about the treatment of the Haitian community, particularly in media representation. The Haitian Times, a prominent publication that advocates for the Haitian diaspora, has reported harassment incidents against its journalists who have sought to address this issue.
“We’ve never faced anything like this. We are taking necessary precautions, but our first duty is to tell the truth without fear or favor,” Garry Pierre-Pierre, the founder and publisher told the LA Times
The Haitian Times has actively debunked the claims surrounding the pet-eating conspiracy, taking a firm stance against the malicious spread of misinformation that has led to the harassment of journalists and the community. Following threats and intimidation, the publication canceled a community forum, underscoring the serious consequences of hostile narratives fueled by public figures.
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