Trump's racist attack against Democrats of foreign origin: Back in your countries

With the latter, he again adds to his abundant account of controversial statements, including one in January 2018, when he called "bading countries" to African nations, Haiti and El Salvador, at a time when he discussion on immigration.

In your tweet Trump did not specifically name a Democratic congressman but its mention of "progressive democratic representatives" has been interpreted as a reference to a relatively young group of liberal women who make up the House of Representatives for the first time.

Among the so-called allusions to are Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, from New York; Ilhan Omarof Minnesota; and Rashida Tlaib, Michigan.

Ocasio-Cortez was born in New York to a family in Puerto Rico, a free state badociated with the United States.

Tlaib, born in Detroit, is the first woman of Palestinian descent elected to Congress.

And Omar, who came to the United States after her childhood from Somalia, is the first black and Muslim woman to win a parliamentary election.

In his tweet, Trump wrote that these women represented "They came from countries whose governments are a complete and total disaster, the worst, the most corrupt and the most inept" from everyone.

Trump wrote that it was "interesting" to see how these women "They say in the United States, the largest and most powerful nation in the world, how to continue" the government.

"Why do not they come back to help repair the completely devastated and criminalized places they come from?"he asked.

"It's a racist tweet"Democratic representative Ben Ray Lujan, the highest-ranking member of Latin America in Congress, told Fox News Sunday.

"They are US citizens elected by the voters of the United States," he added.

The Leader of the House of Representatives, the Democrat Nancy PelosI described the Ocasio-Cortez Liberal program as a "threat" to the Democrats' attempt to come back to power in 2020, but I did respond to Trump.

On Sunday, he criticized "the attack" on his Twitter account. "I reject xenophobic comments from @ realDonaldTrump who are trying to divide our country," he said.

These comments, Pelosi said, reaffirm that "His plan for" Making America great again "has always been to make the white America anew."

The US-Islamic Relations Council, a Washington-based Muslim civil rights group, rejected Trump's comments: "It is sad to see the oval office occupant become empowered and disempowered. And encouraging racist provocations to use them himself, "he said. the group's national executive director, Nihad Awad.

"If Trump was shouting the same thing to a Muslim woman wearing a hijab at a Walmart store, he could be arrested," he said.