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Haitian-American leaders on Long Island are calling for an apology from former President Donald Trump after his controversial remarks during this week’s presidential debate, in which he falsely claimed that Haitian immigrants are eating pets. The comments have sparked outrage among the Haitian-American community, with many accusing Trump of perpetuating harmful stereotypes and spreading misinformation.
Nassau County Legislator Carrie Solages, along with other Haitian leaders, gathered at a Haitian church in Elmont on Thursday to condemn Trump’s remarks, labeling them as “racist, untrue. . .
