"It's got to stop," the vice president said of verbal attacks on Haitian migrants in the Ohio city that's been targeted with bomb threats in recent days.

Vice President Kamala Harris said someone “engaging in that hateful rhetoric” should not be trusted as president of the United States.

The vice president condemned Donald Trump’s racist rhetoric about immigrants that “as usual, is designed to divide us as a country.”

The vice president and Democratic presidential nominee did not say whether she thought the federal government should help the Springfield, Ohio, community harmed by false rumors.

Vice President Harris on Tuesday called the “hateful rhetoric” around Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio “a crying shame” and said her “heart aches” over the violence unfolding

Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris on Sept. 17 condemned the false claims from Republicans about Haitian migrants in Ohio.

Vice President Kamala Harris discussed President Trump's claim that Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio are eating cats, dogs, and geese from the park during an appearance at the National Association of Black Journalists on Tuesday.

At an event hosted by the National Association of Black Journalists, Vice President Kamala Harris responds to a question about Springfield, Ohio, following false rumors about migrants being promoted by former President Donald Trump and vice presidential nominee JD Vance.