Arizona RINO Congressional Candidate Jay Feely is raising eyebrows after confirming that Haitian immigrants are probably eating pets and swans in Ohio, then defending the savagery taking place in America.

Feely, who President Trump endorsed despite his history of bashing Trump and his ties to the Clintons, has faced criticism recently after smearing his top competitor, former Arizona State Rep. and Arizona Freedom Caucus member Joseph Chaplik, as a racist.

The liberal so-called Republican, Feely, lashed out at Chaplik, labeling him a “racist” after Chaplik criticized Feely’s support for mass importing Haitian refugees. Feely virtue signaled, boasting that he brought two Haitians to the US, and he accused Chaplik of launching a racial attack against his Haitian “family.”

Chaplik fired back, however, slamming Feely for “acting like the Democrat he is and playing the race card,” and sharing videos where Feely openly admits that he’s pro amnesty. In one clip, Feely says that he is aiding NGOs in bringing Haitians to America to receive amnesty. In another clip shared by Chaplik, Feely completely dodges a question about whether he would join the Democrats in Congress to extend Haitians’ Temporary Protected Status.

Another miss by lying Jay Feely, acting like the Democrat he is and playing the race card.

This tweet had NOTHING to do with your two family members and everything to do with your history of bringing large numbers of Haitian migrants to NGOs in an attempt to get amnesty here.…pic.twitter.com/8gUtDEecwH

— Rep. Joseph Chaplik 🇺🇸 (@JosephChaplik)May 14, 2026

So, Feely went running to far-left Arizona 12 News for an interview with Braham Resnik to double down on his comments and condemn President Trump’s famous 2024 comments about Haitians “eating the pets” in Ohio. Notably, Resnik has his own history of outrageous racism smears, oncecallingthe entire Arizona Republican Party Nazis.

Feely divulged the “interesting conversations” he had with his Haitian “family,” noting that they eat dogs and cats in Haiti and defending the practice in America. “That might make a good meal,” he said of Haitians eating swans and pets in the US. He further called Trump’s treatment of Haitians “derogatory” and cast himself as more virtuous than the President.

Resnik:So, viewers watching might also recall President Trump’s comments during the 2024 presidential campaign. You probably do as well. He made comments on repeated false rumors that Haitian immigrants in Ohio were eating pets. Remember that?

Source: The Gateway Pundit