Jean-Pierre: Again, this is conspiracy theory [Haitians going after animals], what we're hearing, that has been debunked by the Ohio police department, the Springfield mayor, the city manager, and so we have to make sure that we put that out there that this has been debunked, and spreading this type of hateful conspiracy theories is indeed very dangerous, It's very dangerous.

[what is dangerous is flooding the country with illegals, especially those from third-world countries]

Reporter: The governor [Ohio] says that this influx of migrants has caused a significant strain on the healthcare and public safety system in Springfield. Does the administration acknowledge that?

Jean-Pierre: We've been in touch with Springfield, DHS has, and we've been offering assistance to them…we launched one-stop shop clinics to help eligible non-citizens get work permits and decompress the respective shelter systems, and to date, those clinics have served more than thirty-seven thousand people.

[all their work permits will be revoked on Day One as they are all deported]

Reporter: The White House opposes any mass-deportation of Haitian migrants from Springfield, right?

Jean-Pierre: Obviously, yes. But also, if they really wanted deal with; I think the real, I think core of the question is, there's legislation out there. There's a policy. There's bi-partisan legislation that would deal with issues that they have concerns about at the border…obviously we do not support mass-deportation of a community that is not part of a country that they came from. That doesn't make any sense.

[does the bogus Border Bill address the flying of illegals into and all over the country?]

Jean-Pierre: What [Biden] has been able to do in the past two years, really, in his entire administration, is fix the reputation that was tainted by the last president.

[Biden/Harris have made the United States an international embarrassment]

Reporter: You refer to yourself as a proud Haitian-American. Do you take this personally when the community is a target of attack as it is at the moment in Springfield?

Jean-Pierre: I take it personally when any community, any vulnerable community, is attacked. Not just a community that I belong to, and proudly belong to, but any community, any vulnerable community that is attacked, wrongfully so, in a hateful way, one of the things that I am proud about in being part of this administration is that we condemn that type of stuff..

Jean-Pierre: We recognize that this nation would not exist without the blood, sweat and tears, without the determination, dreams, and contributions, of black Americans.

[it absolutely would exist]