Trump Supporter Warns Americans Of ‘Taco Trucks On Every Corner’

The Trump campaign’s anti-immigrant fear mongering has reached a new low. Yesterday, on MSNBC’s AM Joy, Marco Gutierrez, founder of the group Latinos for Trump, issued a dire warning to the American people: “My culture is a very dominant culture, and it’s imposing and it’s causing problems. If you don’t do something about it, you’re going to have taco trucks on every corner.” Joy Reid, the show’s host, was confused by the comment, “I don’t even know what that means and I’m almost afraid to ask,” she said.

Gutierrez’s comments were an attempt to scare Americans over a hypothetical Latino invasion that would happen if Hillary Clinton is elected president. But, for many, the idea of a future where there’s easy access to tasty, affordable Mexican food feels like paradise. If Trump is looking to increase his dwindling poll numbers, courting the anti-taco vote is a losing strategy. In fact, last year Americans ate 4.5 billion tacos and salsa is now a more popular condiment than ketchup.

Gutierrez’s comments come at a tough time for the Trump campaign. Earlier this week, several members of his Hispanic advisory council quit his campaign after he doubled down on his hard-line immigration stance. “There was so much hope,” said Jacob Monty, a former member Trumps Hispanic advisory council said. “He used us as props.”

Here are more of Twitter’s hilarious reactions to the coming Taco-Pocalypse.