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Savage, Trump, and the SAVE Act: How a Radio Rant Became Immigration Policy

On April 23, 2026, Michael Savage called India and China "hellholes" and Indian/Chinese tech workers "gangsters with laptops" on Newsmax. Trump shared it on Truth Social. India's MEA called it inappropriate and moved on. But the sequence wasn't accidental — Savage has a decades-long history of pushing nativist rhetoric to the edge so legislation can follow. This post traces the direct line from a radio studio in America to the SAVE Act sitting in the U.S. Senate, and what it means for 21 million eligible American voters who don't own a passport.

Savage, Trump, and the SAVE Act: How a Radio Rant Became Immigration Policy

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