In a recent rally in Aurora, Colorado, former President Donald Trump praised several congressional candidates and local leaders while launching a fierce critique of Vice President Kamala Harris and the current administration's handling of immigration and crime.

Trump highlighted the significant victory of Harriet Hagerman, who he claimed achieved the \"single biggest victory in the history\" of defeating a sitting congressperson. He also endorsed candidates Gabe Evans, Jeff Crank, and John Fabricatori, emphasizing their qualifications and past achievements.

The former president's remarks took a sharp turn as he criticized Harris, labeling her as ineffective and accusing her of failing to manage the U.S. border effectively. He claimed that under her watch, illegal immigration has led to an influx of violent gang members into American communities, specifically referencing the Tren De Aragua gang in Aurora. Trump described a recent incident involving armed criminals threatening residents, attributing the rise in crime to the current administration's policies.

Trump's rhetoric painted a dire picture of the situation, claiming that the U.S. is being led by \"stupid people\" and that the country is facing unprecedented challenges due to poor leadership. He called for a return to policies that he argued had previously ensured national safety and security, asserting that the upcoming elections are crucial for restoring America’s greatness.

The rally, marked by a large turnout, underscored Trump's continued influence within the Republican Party and his focus on immigration as a key issue heading into the midterm elections.