Summary
The Trump administration is facing criticism for using slogans that some say are similar to Nazi phrases. The Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Labor have used statements that drew comparisons to historical Nazi slogans. President Donald Trump and other officials have rejected these claims, saying they are not influenced by Nazi ideology.
Key Facts
- Critics have accused President Trump's administration of using language reminiscent of Nazi slogans.
- The Department of Homeland Security used the phrase "One of ours, all of yours," which some say is linked to Nazi actions during the Lidice massacre.
- Tom Morello, a guitarist, publicly criticized the DHS through social media.
- Hunter College history professor Benjamin Hett stated that the exact origin of the DHS phrase is unclear.
- The Department of Labor used a slogan similar to a famous Nazi phrase about people, state, and leader unity.
- Terry Virts, a former NASA astronaut, also criticized the use of a similar slogan.
- President Trump and Vice President JD Vance have denied comparisons to Nazis, stating they oppose Nazi ideology.
