BREAKING: March for Trump happening RIGHT NOW in the South Bronx
“[Trump] will create jobs. He will give people pathways out of poverty to stand on their own feet and be independent.”
“[Trump] will create jobs. He will give people pathways out of poverty to stand on their own feet and be independent.”

Many minority supporters of former President Donald Trump were seen rallying on Saturday in the South Bronx.
Holding a large sign that read “The South Bronx for Donald Trump,” waving Trump flags, and chanting the presumptive GOP nominee's name, these supporters showed their enthusiasm as Trump announced a campaign event in New York later this week.
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View on XOne supporter addressed the crowd, expressing her pride in voting for Trump. She described the impoverished conditions in the Bronx and praised Trump for offering a "hand up, not a hand out."
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View on X"I've lived right here in the South Bronx for 15 years, right in the projects,” she said. “[Trump] will create jobs. He will give people pathways out of poverty to stand on their own feet and be independent,” she added. “We don’t want welfare, we want jobs!” she exclaimed.
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View on X"We have to get together to make sure we support Donald Trump. To make sure we have somebody in the White House that will stand up for us,” said speaker Kevin Jenkins at the march.
Trump is scheduled to host an event on Thursday in the Bronx, marking his first rally in New York since 2016. This follows his record-breaking rally in Wildwood, New Jersey, which drew nearly 100,000 attendees.
“The Empire State, a place near to President Trump’s heart, has been decimated by Biden,” the Trump campaign said in a statement regarding the event. “President Trump will ease the financial pressures placed on households and re-establish law and order in New York!”
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