Elon Musk Accuses Democrats Of ‘Importing Voters’, Endorses Donald Trump

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has vehemently criticized Democrats for "importing voters" as Senator Elizabeth Warren urged VP Kamala Harris to provide citizenship to illegal immigrants.
By Kritika Mehta
Elon Musk Accuses Democrats Of 'Importing Voters', Endorses Donald Trump

Highlights

  • Elon Musk accused Democrats of "importing voters" amid Senator Elizabeth Warren's latest move.
  • Warren urged VP Kamala Harris to offer citizenship to illegal immigrants.
  • Musk also endorsed Trump to avoid a dictatorship in the U.S. as witnessed in Venezuela lately.

Elon Musk, the influential CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, has recently made headlines with his provocative remarks regarding U.S. immigration policies and the 2024 presidential election. In a series of statements on X, Musk has accused the Biden administration and Democrats of “importing voters.” Moreover, the tech mogul has shown support for former President Donald Trump.

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Elon Musk On Democrat Efforts Of “Importing Voters”

Elon Musk’s controversial statements began on March 3, 2024, when he took to X to criticize the Biden administration’s handling of immigration. At the time, Musk wrote:

“Treason indeed! Ushering in vast numbers of illegals is why Secretary Mayorkas was impeached by the House. They are importing voters. This is why groups on the far left fight so hard to stop voter ID requirements, under the absurd guise of protecting the right to vote.”

This comment was made in response to reports that President Joe Biden had secretly transported 320,000 illegal immigrants from Latin American airports to various U.S. cities. The accusation that the administration is engaging in voter importation has sparked intense debate.

Moreover, the claim comes amid ongoing discussions about immigration and citizenship policies in the U.S. Elon Musk’s remarks seem to align with a broader narrative among some conservative circles. They argue that the current immigration policies are designed to shift electoral dynamics in favor of Democrats.

Adding fuel to the fire, Musk also commented on growing calls from prominent Democrats for immigration reform. On Sunday, July 28, Senator Elizabeth Warren urged Vice President Kamala Harris to create a pathway to citizenship for millions of illegal immigrants.

During an appearance on CNN’s “State of the Union,” Warren defended the Biden-Harris administration’s border policies, despite their unpopularity. According to FOX News, she argued that, “Border crossings now are lower than they were in the last year of the Trump administration.” However, she acknowledged that comprehensive solutions require Congressional action.

Elon Musk’s response to these developments was swift and pointed. He commented, “They are importing voters as fast as they possibly can.” In addition to his remarks on immigration, Musk has also voiced support for Donald Trump.

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Tech Mogul Endorses Trump

The latest endorsement is particularly notable given the context of recent political controversies. On X, Musk reacted to allegations that Google was suppressing search results related to Donald Trump in response to claims of search censorship. The issue surfaced after reports suggested that searches for Trump-related news were being suppressed.

This raised concerns about media bias and “election interference.” Charles Hoskinson, founder of Cardano, also shared a video showcasing futile attempts to search for information about an alleged assassination attempt on Trump. Moreover, other crypto community members voiced similar concerns after Trump reaffirmed his pro-crypto stance at Bitcoin Conference 2024.

These developments come against a backdrop of international political turmoil. In Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro was declared the winner of the July 28 presidential election with 51% of the vote, amid allegations of electoral irregularities. The U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken voiced concerns over the legitimacy of the results, which were met with skepticism by many international observers.

Musk also commented on the situation, writing, “Shame on Dictator Maduro.” Furthermore, when a user wrote suggested that the U.S. would end up like Venezuela if Trump isn’t elected, Musk agreed. He stated, “I think the risk of this is very real.”

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Kritika Mehta
Kritika boasts over 2 years of experience in the financial news sector. Currently working as a crypto journalist at Coingape, she has consistently shown a knack for blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. Kritika combines insightful analysis with a deep understanding of market trends. With a keen interest in technical analysis, she brings a nuanced perspective to her reporting, exploring the intersection of finance, technology, and emerging trends in the crypto space.
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