The migrant crisis in an Ohio town is due to the actions of Biden-Harris, according to Moreno.

In Springfield, Ohio, Republican Senate candidate Bernie Moreno criticized the Biden administration, stating that the problems faced by the city's residents stem from policies implemented in Washington, D.C.

Sherrod Brown, a Democrat senator, is facing opposition from Moreno, who is attempting to unseat him. The event Moreno spoke at took place in a city that has recently become the focal point of the national immigration debate. The city, with a population of 60,000, has been grappling with issues caused by the federal government's decision to resettle as many as 20,000 Haitian immigrants in the area.

""Springfield's community is being disgraced by the actions of Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and Sherrod Brown, who have corrupted immigration laws to allow an uncontrolled influx of immigrants," Moreno stated."

JD Vance, the Buckeye State's other senator and vice presidential candidate, has also addressed the issue raised by former President Donald Trump during his debate with Vice President Kamala Harris earlier this week.

"Where is our border security?" Vance wrote in a post on X this week. "Reports now show that people have had their pets abducted and eaten by people who shouldn't be in this country."

"During a response to a question about immigration, Trump stated, "The people who entered our country are consuming the pets of the residents, which is a disgrace.""

The influx of Haitian migrants into Springfield has caused some issues in the community, as claimed by former Ohio State Rep. Kyle Koehler, although the claims made by Trump and Vance have not been proven.

Koehler, a Republican running for state senate, shared with Planet Chronicle Digital that the influx of over 20,000 people into a community of 60,000 people has caused issues between the residents and newcomers.

Springfield has faced various challenges, including cultural differences that have been difficult to overcome with the influx of new residents. Additionally, the community has experienced a significant increase in traffic accidents.

"Koehler stated that the number of car accidents occurring is abnormally high, and not just the number, but the severity of them as well. When driving on a street with a 35-mile-an-hour speed limit and encountering multiple cars sitting on their hoods, it becomes concerning."

During his Saturday event, Moreno emphasized the challenges faced by the community, particularly schools that have struggled to accommodate the influx of new students who do not speak English.

"No country on earth would permit what's happening here," Moreno stated.

If elected, the Senate candidate pledged to address the immigration system by ending the Temporary Protection Status program in 2026 and replacing it with a stricter program.

""Where is Sherrod Brown helping the citizens of Springfield resolve this problem?" Moreno asked, responding to Brown's accusations that Republicans were using the situation in Springfield for political gain."

Moreno contended that the blame for the current state of affairs in Springfield does not lie with migrants or local leaders, but rather with Democrats in Washington.

""Corrupt federal elected leaders in Springfield caused this problem, not them," Moreno stated."