Hunter Biden ignited controversy after slamming Donald Trump as a “f—ing dictator thug” over the former president’s push to deport violent illegal immigrants to a high-security prison in El Salvador. The explosive comments came during a no-holds-barred interview with journalist Andrew Callaghan, where the president’s son even floated the idea of invading the Central American country if he had the power.
“I’d call the president of El Salvador and say, ‘You either f—ing send them back or I’m going to f—ing invade,’” Hunter declared. “It’s a f—ing crime what they’re doing.”
The remarks triggered swift backlash across social media, with many calling his tirade “delusional” and “elitist.”
Anger at Trump and His Voters
Hunter’s fury wasn’t limited to Trump. He also took aim at Democrats for, in his view, pandering to the “f—ing Trumpian sense” of white voters instead of defending immigrant communities.
“People are really upset about illegal immigration? F— you,” he said. “How do you think your hotel room gets cleaned? Who do you think puts food on your f—ing table or washes your dishes?”
He went on to describe immigrants as resilient individuals who “got here through sheer f—ing grit and will,” while accusing Trump of misleading the public into seeing them as criminals.
Claims About Crime and White Voters
In one of the most controversial moments of the interview, Hunter said:
“White men in America are 45 times more likely to commit a f—ing violent crime than an immigrant.”
He also blasted former Obama aides David Axelrod and Rahm Emanuel for suggesting Democrats needed to better connect with white working-class voters, sarcastically calling Emanuel “so f—ing smart.”
According to Hunter, President Biden was the only one who truly challenged the prejudices of these voters rather than caving to them.
Immigration and American Identity
Hunter concluded by defending immigration as a vital source of American strength:
“How do you think we are reborn? How do we attract the smartest people in the world to America? Through immigration. Not like f—ing China or Russia.”
Social Media Backlash: “Spoken Like a True Elitist”
Hunter’s rant was met with scathing criticism online.
“Why isn’t Hunter Biden in prison yet?” one user wrote.
“Spoken like a man who lives out of hotels, doesn’t cook or clean—must be the target audience for Democrats,” said another.
“He thinks illegal immigrants exist to serve him. This is peak elitism.”
Others questioned his qualifications to speak on behalf of service workers, referencing his controversial past with foreign business dealings and art sales.
“Last I checked, Hunter’s expertise was in overseas board seats, not dishwashing,” one comment read.
“He lives in a bubble. Most of us cook, clean, and wash our own dishes,” added another.
“It’s sad that some people only see migrants as domestic help. That’s not compassion—it’s condescension.”
The fiery interview adds another layer of controversy to the ongoing immigration debate and underscores how deeply polarized the issue remains heading into the 2024 election.
