‘Shocking’ video uses Latino children to f-bomb Trump on immigration

Hispanic advocacy group Deport Racism released the video in hopes NBC would pull the plug on Trump’s scheduled “Saturday Night Live” appearance this weekend. The rant shows children swearing at the Presidential candidate for his tough stance on illegal immigration.

A representative for LULAC told Breitbart News Friday that the group hopes the protest will lead SNL executive producer Lorne Michaels to reconsider giving Trump “a platform to advance his racist and xenophobic views”.

“Anybody who would do an ad like that is stupid, to be honest”, the outspoken billionaire added.

That said, it’s possible a few Deport Racism 2016 supporters will manage to sneak by and find a clever way to make their voice heard on air before the censors can stop it. Indeed, it’s happened before, as reported by THR. “What kind of parent allows their children to participate in something like that?”

“Speaking with Fox News” “Fox & Friends” hosts Elizabeth Hasselbeck and Steve Doocy, Rubio said that by issuing such a disgusting vulgar and offensive video, the intended objective of “bringing people to their side” is being totally defeated. “I mean they’re stupid people who would do an ad like that”.

“You’re disgusting, I mean this is a disgusting video”, Rubio said. Marco Rubio, who is Cuban-American, agreed that the ad had gone too far. You know, shame on them. That’s absurd! There are millions of Hispanics who are waiting to come here legally and whose family members have been waiting for 10 years. They are upset that someone who came here illegally can come here faster and cheaper.

Donald Trump is firing back at a video showing Latino children cursing at him and telling him to get out of the U.S. Their language, incredibly, includes the F-bomb on several occasions – spoken by children!

“F– you, [you] racist f–“, one child told Trump in the video.

National Review reports that persons are also extremely critical of how the little girls in the ad are dressed trashy in tutus, too.

It ends with the kids ready to bash a Trump-like piñata before an adult woman comes on screen and says Trump isn’t filled with anything sweet, “just racist bulls–“.