Aryan Nations is a “longstanding neo-Nazi group in the United States” that includes the religious faction Christian Identity, a “small, virulently racist and anti-Semitic religious sect prominent in the extreme right.”
Bill Weld, the only Republican attempting to take on President Donald Trump in the 2020 primary election, claimed his opponent would prefer a country more aligned with a neo-Nazi, anti-Semitic group and without immigrants.
While it's not clear if Weld was referencing the group, he later told ABC News he believed Trump “would prefer a nation with no immigrants." The former Massachusetts governor’s first remarks were given on Tuesday during a Kennedy Institute speech. Speaking with ABC, Weld also accused the president of not treating women with respect and acting “dangerous for the country” by abruptly scrapping a $2 trillion infrastructure deal and storming out of a meeting with top congressional Democrats.
From the beginning of his candidacy, Trump made illegal immigration the foundation of his platform, promising to combat it by erecting a tall wall along the entire U.S.-Mexico border that would be funded on Mexico’s dime. Such a wall has not come to fruition; only 1.7 miles of some form of border wall having been built thus far with the $1.57 billion allocated by Congress last year.
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