The conservative talk show host decided to use the 75th anniversary of the WWII operation to attack migrants at the southern border.
Conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh used Thursday's 75th anniversary of the World War II D-Day landings to equate migrants at the southern border to the multinational army that invaded Nazi-occupied Europe.
But Limbaugh decided to use the historic occasion to launch a new attack on migrants, Media Matters reported. Speaking on, the conservative firebrand suggested that the largest amphibious invasion in history was comparable to the migrants and asylum seekers trying to enter the U.S. Limbaugh then pivoted to inflammatory phrasing also used by President Donald Trump and his supporters."Just to put this in perspective, yesterday officials from the CPB—Border Patrol—announced that agents encountered more than 144,000 undocumented illegal aliens at the border in May," Limbaugh said."In one month. Some might say an invasion force similar to that which stormed the beaches at D-Day.
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