Dozens of Latinos and supporters of Vice President Kamala Harris took to the streets of Allentown, Pennsylvania, to protest the arrival of former President Donald Trump. The rally was held in a city that is home to a significant Puerto Rican community, and the protest was fueled by recent remarks made by a comedian at a rally in New York regarding Puerto Rico.
The Allentown protest came just as Trump was set to hold a campaign event in the city, which is considered one of the crucial battleground states in the upcoming election. Allentown, a blue-collar city, has a large Puerto Rican population, and the community was outraged by the comments made about their homeland.
The protesters chanted „Trump out,“ expressing their opposition to the former president and his policies. The rally was seen as an important moment in the ongoing political battle, as both parties seek to appeal to the Latino and Puerto Rican voters who could play a decisive role in the outcome of the election.
The protest was also a reflection of the broader tensions and divisions within the country, as voters grappled with issues such as immigration, economic inequality, and the legacy of the Trump presidency. As the election drew closer, the streets of Allentown became a battleground for the hearts and minds of the electorate, with both sides vying for the support of the city’s diverse and engaged community.