Fox News and NBC to stop broadcasting Trump immigrant on CNN, labeled racist

NBC and Fox News Channel announced Monday that they would stop broadcasting President Donald Trump's campaign advertising featuring an immigrant convicted of murder.

CNN rejected the same ad, declaring it racist.

Fox pulled the announcement Sunday "after a thorough review," said Marianne Gambelli, president of the network's advertising sales department. Fox did not immediately specify the number of times it had been broadcast on Fox News Channel or Fox Business Network.

The ad aired on NBC's "Sunday Night Football" and MSNBC's "Morning Joe" and sparked a strong online reaction.

The advertisement includes images of Luis Bracamontes, a two-time deported Mexican immigrant sentenced to death in California for the murder of two police officers.

NBC said Monday that in its review, she acknowledged the insensitivity of advertising.

Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale said on Twitter that NBC News, CNN and Facebook have chosen "to stand by those who were ILLEGALLY IN THIS COUNTRY".

Parscale made no mention of Fox's decision.

The president's son, Donald Trump Jr., tweeted the weekend, pointing to CNN's refusal to broadcast the ad, saying, "I guess they're just spreading false news and not talking about real threats that do not match. to their program "

CNN said through Twitter that it was "perfectly clear" through its coverage that the advertisement was racist and refused to broadcast it when the campaign was aimed at buying airtime.