In Miami, Trump supporters attacked a group of Hispanics

The speech of the candidate for the post of President of the USA Donald Trump in Miami was interrupted several times by voters dissatisfied with the statements of the billionaire regarding migration policy.

One of these incidents led to a scuffle between billionaire supporters and a group of Hispanics.

During the Republican speech, eight students from Florida International University took out signs with letters that formed the word “equality”. At one point, Trump's supporters snatched the posters from the hands of the activists and tore them apart. One of them attacked the protesting Ariel Rojas.

He grabbed the man and dragged him to the exit, dropping the activist to the floor and kicking him on the way. A friend of the victim said that he had seen another Trump supporter hit a Latin American tablet, NBC News reports.

At the headquarters of the claimant for the presidency, they stated that neither the security staff of the billionaire nor his other subordinates were involved in these incidents.

However, The Hill reports that the guards used force against another group of protesters. “You can take them outside, but don’t harm them,” Trump said from the podium. He warned everyone present that his patience was over. “Next time I will be tougher, and then I will simply drive out of the hall,” he added.

American billionaire Donald Trump is the head of the largest construction company in the United States and the owner of a global hotel and casino network. In June of this year, announced his intention to run for president in the elections 2016 of the year. Trump is known for his critical attitude towards migrants.

Trump said Mexico is not a friend of the United States, but Mexican migrants he called drug dealers and rapists.

The new candidate also promised to build a “huge wall on the southern border” of the United States and at the same time make Mexico pay for it.

Recall according to the last poll Tycoon Donald Trump, who fought for the Republican nomination in the 2016 presidential election of the year, leads by a significant margin in three key states.

At the same time, former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton leads the Democrats, but with a smaller margin.