ትራምፕ የአፍሪካን እና የሄይቲን ህዝቦችን ከሰገራ መውጫ ፊንጢጣ ጋር አመሳሰላቸው::

ትራምፕ  የአፍሪካን እና  የሄይቲን  ህዝቦችን  ከሰገራ መውጫ  ፊንጢጣ  ጋር  አመሳሰላቸው::
የወቅቱን  የስደተኞችም  ጉዳይ  በተመለከተ  ከሁለቱም  አቻ  የፖለቲካ  የምክር  ቤት  ተወካዮች   ሊያወያት በሄዱበት ወቅት ለምን  አሜሪካ  ከአፍሪካና  ከሄይቲ  የሰገራ መውጫ ፊንጢጣ ("shithole countries") ከመሰሉ  አገሮች  ስደተኞችን  ከምናግበሰብስ  ለምን ይህ ዲቪ  የሚሉትን  ነገሮች  እንደ ኖርዊይ  ላሉ የነጭ አገር ዜጎች እድሉን  አንሰጥም በማለት  በጥቁር  ህዝብ  ላይ ያለውን  ጥላቻ  በኣደባባይ  አውጡታል

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Thursday referred to Haiti and African nations as "shithole countries" during a meeting with a bipartisan group of senators at the White House, a Democratic aide briefed on the meeting told NBC News.

Trump's comments were first reported by The Washington Post, which said the group of nations referred to also included El Salvador.

The comments came as senators huddled in the Oval Office with the president to discuss a path forward on an immigration deal. Trump questioned why the United States would want people from nations such as Haiti while he was being briefed on changes to the visa lottery system.

According to the aide, when the group came to discussing immigration from Africa, Trump asked why America would want immigrants from "all these shithole countries" and that the U.S. should have more people coming in from places like Norway. Thursday's meeting came one day after Trump met with Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg at the White House

TIME

He may be a president already known for his crude language and off-color remarks demeaning other nations, but Donald Trump’s description of Haiti, El Salvador and some parts of Africa as “shithole countries” has sparked unprecedented international outrage.

Trump was meeting with lawmakers at the White House on Thursday to discuss a bipartisan immigration deal when he reportedly grew frustrated at the suggestion that immigrants with protected status would need that status restored.

“Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here?” Trump said.

Condemnation from around the world followed swiftly, and in some cases, in no less salty language than president’s own choice words.

Vicente Fox, Mexico’s former president and a long-time Trump troller, said that the president’s mouth was “the foulest shithole in the world.” He then reminded him that America’s “greatness” was built on diversity.