Last Sunday, President Trump sent out a series of racist tweets attacking four minority

Congresswomen who have been critical of his administration.

Representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, Ayanna Presley of Massachusetts,

Rashida Thalib of Michigan and Elon Omar of Minnesota.

His tweets said the four Democrats should go back to the crime-infested places from which

they came.

The four of the Congresswomen are American citizens and only Omar, a Somali refugee,

was not born in the United States.

By Monday, after widespread backlash, Trump doubled down on his comments at a White House

event.

All they do is complain.

So all I'm saying is if they want to leave, they can leave, John.

They can leave.

And what's more at a campaign rally on Wednesday in North Carolina, Trump attacked the

Congresswomen again, specifically listing controversial remarks made by Omar and

falsely claiming that she had praised Al Qaeda.

And obviously and importantly, Omar has a history of launching vicious anti-Semitic

screens.

Trump has since said he disagrees with those send her back chance that erupted as he spoke

at the rally.

But regardless, the event made clear that Trump plans to use his criticism of the liberal

lawmakers as a rallying cry during his 2020 campaign, framing the election around a nationalist

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