Vance to a protester with a Mexican flag: "If you love Mexico, go there, I'll pay for your ticket"
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Vance to a protester with a Mexican flag: "If you love Mexico, go there, I'll pay for your ticket"

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General11 September 2026 at 08:35

The Vice President of the United States, JD Vance, responded to a protester who interrupted his speech during the Republican Party's midterm convention in Dallas. The protester was waving a Mexican flag while Vance was speaking at the event.

Vance used the incident to tell the protester: "If you love Mexico, go there, I'll pay for your ticket." The episode allowed the Vice President to claim American nationalism and attack the left.

The incident occurred during the Republican convention, an event where the party mobilizes its political base in preparation for midterm elections. Vance, as Vice President, represented the party's leadership at the event.

The episode reflects the political tensions around immigration and national identity in the United States, central themes in the Republican Party's political platform and the Trump administration.

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