Legend took to social media after Trump and JD Vance falsely claimed Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio were "eating pets." He urged communities to embrace immigrants seeking the American Dream.

Entertainer John Legend took to social media Thursday to critique Donald Trump’s widely debunked claims that Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, are eating residents' pets.

During the presidential debate Tuesday, the former president falsely claimed that Haitian immigrants in Springfield were eating cats and dogs.

John Legend defends his hometown of Springfield, Ohio and its Haitian immigrant population from recent attacks by Donald Trump and J.D. Vance: 'No one is eating cats.'

The borough manager said Haitian immigrants are "not a burden" on Charleroi, despite Donald Trump's insinuations on stage in Tucson, Arizona Thursday.

Jesus is with us in truth, and the truth is that Haitians are not eating pets and geese in Springfield,” said the Rev. Carl Ruby, preaching at Central Christian Church.

A Springfield, Ohio, restaurant has drawn an influx of new customers as the city has become a target for threats following a week of false pet-eating claims

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