An Ohio sheriff recently made headlines when he took to social media and warned that anyone supporting Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign could potentially end up hosting extra guests in their homes. Portage County Sheriff Bruce Zuchowski posted on his personal campaign page, encouraging residents to write down the addresses of supporters for Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris.
Zuchowski has been the sheriff in Portage County since 2021 and has served in Ohio law enforcement for nearly three decades. Fox News Digital reached out to the Portage County Sheriff’s Office and Sheriff Zuchowski for comment, but no response was provided. The sheriff’s post comes as Springfield, Ohio, has been generating national headlines due to an influx of tens of thousands of Haitian migrants into a town with a population of 60,000 residents.
Locals claim that the infrastructure does not exist to support this sudden increase in population, and crime rates have risen as a result. Springfield resident Diana Daniels told “Fox & Friends” that it feels like living in a “dystopian nightmare.” She added that the town is struggling economically, with many residents relying on social services for their basic needs.
Ohio Sen. JD Vance also claimed that people in Springfield have had their pets abducted and eaten by people who shouldn’t be in the country. During the second presidential debate, Trump repeated this allegation, stating that Haitian refugees were eating dogs and cats in Springfield. Local officials, however, denied these claims and stated there have been no credible reports of pets being harmed or abused by immigrant communities in the city.
In summary, an Ohio sheriff took to social media to warn those supporting Kamala Harris’s campaign that they could potentially end up housing extra guests should she win. This post comes amidst growing concerns about the influx of Haitian migrants into Springfield, Ohio, which has raised questions about infrastructure and crime rates in the area.
