In anticipation of the presidential debate on Thursday, former President Donald Trump unleashed a scathing attack against President Joe Biden, targeting his immigration policies and painting a negative picture of immigrants. Trump, who has consistently opposed immigration throughout his political career, has often highlighted unrelated crimes allegedly committed by undocumented migrants to place blame on Biden for these incidents.

Posting on social media just hours before the debate, Trump proclaimed, "Biden's policies are a NIGHTMARE FOR WOMEN when it comes to the Border and Immigration!" This aligns with Trump's history of using divisive rhetoric to stoke fears and rally his base.

During his first presidential campaign, Trump infamously slandered Mexican immigrants, referring to them as rapists. His exact words were, "When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best... They're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime. They're rapists, and some, I assume, are good people."

Trump's comments on immigration have long been a contentious issue, with many critics arguing that he perpetuated harmful stereotypes and furthered a climate of xenophobia. Moreover, the ex-president has faced numerous legal battles and allegations of sexual abuse, including being found liable for sexually abusing author E. Jean Carroll and defaming her. Another case found him guilty of fraud and imposed a penalty of $355 million for consistently lying about his wealth on financial statements.

Despite these controversies and legal battles, Trump has remained a vocal figure in the political landscape. He has faced felony charges related to his attempts to overturn the 2020 election and mishandling of classified documents. In addition, charges against him in a Georgia racketeering case highlight his post-election activity.

The debate over Biden's impeachment also sparked a heated clash in the House Judiciary Committee recently. Democratic Representative Eric Swalwell challenged Republicans to fulfill their promise to the American people and impeach President Biden. Swalwell's remarks triggered a confrontation with Republican Representative Dan Bishop, where both engaged in a shouting match.

Swalwell criticized the conservatives' efforts to tarnish Biden's reputation, labeling it as a "pathetic postgame" that resulted in nothing substantial. He emphasized the need for action on issues like gun violence, urging lawmakers to focus on making schools safer for children.

As the debate unfolds, it is expected that Trump will use his platform to denounce Biden's immigration policies and further ignite the ongoing immigration debate that has raged on for years. Observers are keen to see how Biden will respond and counter the accusations while addressing the concerns around border security and immigration reform.

The presidential debate will undoubtedly shed further light on the differing approaches and policy priorities of the two presidents, ultimately shaping the political discourse within the United States.