Trump calls for death sentence for deadly shooters | Chronic

The American president, Donald Trump, was shown on Monday "outraged and disgusted" for killings this weekend in Texas and Ohio, and said people convicted of hate crimes should be executed "quick."

In a public statement he made to the White House, the president also urged the country to condemn "Racism, fanaticism and white supremacism to a voice", referring to the bombing in El Paso, Texas, before which the alleged perpetrator had issued a manifesto against immigrants and Hispanics.

"Those who pull the trigger are hate and mental illness" the Republican leader abounded in his statement.

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"Hate must not take place in the United States" He reiterated, adding that he had ordered the Ministry of Justice to put in place legislation providing for the death penalty for hate crimes and mbad killings.

The first of the shootings took place on Saturday, when a 21-year-old boy identified as being Patrick Crusius He opened fire indiscriminately in a shopping mall in El Paso and killed 20 people.

The authorities suspect him of acting on racial grounds and treating the case as a terrorist act.

About 13 hours later, another young man armed, Connor Betts24, killed nine people in downtown Dayton, Ohio, before being killed by security forces.

The police refused to speculate in front of the media about Betts' motives, although he acknowledged that he had a troubled past and that he had threatened his high school clbadmates.

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Prior to his presentation to the White House, Trump had stated in a tweet that Republicans and Democrats had to unite and develop a plan to tighten controls on gun buyers, linking this issue to the reform of l & # 39; immigration.

He also attacked the media saying that "The false news has greatly contributed to feed anger and anger that has accumulated over many years".