Trump calls China and India 'hellholes' in racist Truth Social post

Trump calls China and India ‘hellholes,’ claims white Americans shut out of tech jobs in favor of Indian, Chinese workers

In the latest unhinged rambling, Trump took to Truth Social with a post filled with racist attacks against non-European immigrants, calling China and India ‘hellholes’ and claiming white Americans are being pushed out of tech jobs by Indian and Chinese workers.

The post was part of a transcript of an episode from Savage Nation by the MAGA influencer Michael Savage. According to his bio, he wants to “save Western Civilization!”

BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP MUST BE BANNED

WATCH TONIGHT ON @NEWSMAX pic.twitter.com/NkXKh1WbdL

— Michael Savage (@ASavageNation) April 5, 2026

The post demands an end to birthright citizenship – the 14th Amendment right that grants automatic U.S. citizenship to anyone born on American soil.

It claims this right is being exploited by Chinese and Indian immigrants who come here to “drop a baby” and then bring in their entire families.

The post claims that non-European immigrants no longer assimilate, unlike the Irish, Italians, and Poles who came before.

Trump’s wrath at the ACLU

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is challenging Trump’s birthright citizenship order in Trump v. Barbara. The order seeks to deny citizenship to children born to non-citizen parents, including those on visas.

The post calls the ACLU:

the most dangerous criminal organization in the history of America.

A decision from the Supreme Court is expected by late June or early July, according to CBS News.

Glorifying Native American Genocide

The post also glorifies Andrew Jackson – the president who defied the Supreme Court and paved the way for the Trail of Tears:

I think we need a Jackson as president, and I don’t mean Ketanji Jackson. We need someone to stand up to these lawyers. They’ve destroyed our nation.

According to the US National Park Service, the Supreme Court ruled in 1832 that Georgia had no authority over Cherokee lands. The then US president, Andrew Jackson, reportedly said:

John Marshall has made his decision; let him enforce it now if he can.

Jackson refused to enforce the ruling, leading to the Trail of Tears (1838-1839) and an estimated 4,000 Cherokee deaths.

Seemingly endorsing Jackson, the post says:

… the Supreme Court ruled about the Cherokee removal, he disagreed with what the Supreme Court said. And he said, now that the court has decided, let them enforce, meaning, he said, go screw yourselves. I hold all the power with the military.

Iran’s diplomacy

While Trump was trashing the Global South, the Iranian embassy in Hyderabad spoke in defence of the countries, reminding Trump that they are the cradles of civilisation:

China and India are the cradles of Civilization. In fact, the #hellhole is where its war-criminal president threatened to decimate the civilization in Iran.

— Iran In Hyderabad (@IraninHyderabad) April 23, 2026

The post also casually insulted Iran, saying the “ACLU has done more damage to America than the Mullahs in Iran have done to this nation.”

The post had everything: misogyny toward ACLU attorney Cecillia Wang; glorification of Andrew Jackson’s genocidal policies; racism against Chinese and Indian immigrants; and xenophobic attacks on birthright citizenship.

A good reminder that Western supremacy means being willing to commit genocide, defy courts, and call ancient civilizations ‘hellholes’ … all while claiming to ‘save Western Civilization.’

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Comments 1

Airlane1979 says:

2 months ago

Is Canary claiming that India and China provide better pay and conditions for their working classes than the USA does? Here’s an account of life and death on a Chinese fishing vessel:

“Abdul was the first to fall sick, in February 2025, four months into his first ever stint on a longline tuna fishing vessel in the Indian Ocean. Told he was “weak” and “overreacting” by other crew members, he forced himself to keep working, even when he could barely stand, his legs swollen and bruised.

In the months that followed, other crew members of the Tia Xiang 5, a Chinese vessel belonging to Shandong Zhonglu Oceanic Fisheries, a large state-owned fishing company, allegedly began to suffer similar symptoms: swollen, painful limbs and debilitating weakness, with some becoming very short of breath. They were offered no proper medical care, claims Abdul, 36, nor rest from the gruelling 16-hour days, for which they earned 4.6m Indonesian rupiah (about £198) a month.

The fishers were fed “bait” fish which was not fresh and “tasted bad” and few vegetables, says Abdul. They were also suspicious of the water they were given to drink; distilled from sea water it was “too salty” when the machine broke down and “yellow” or “dirty” in colour.

Then, one by one, some of the ill crew members began to deteriorate, says Abdul…”

(‘One ship, three deaths: the shocking truth behind working conditions on a Chinese trawler’, The Guardian 23 April 2026)