The white supremacist group donned matching white tees, sunglasses and wore American flag bandanas over their faces, all while holding a massive sign that read, “DEFEND AMERICAN LABOR … CLOSE THE BORDER.”
A white supremacist group whose members helped ransack the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6 insurrection failed to infiltrate a Labor Day parade in New Jersey on Monday, the city’s mayor said in a statement.
“You know these guys are racist pieces of shit, you know who they are right?” one man says on the video. “You guys are not welcome here. Not welcome.” Anesh, who runs the city of 24,000 in central Jersey, released a rambling statement Tuesday to deny theories that the group was an official part of the parade or that they received a police escort.
A QR code is printed on each flier, redirecting curious onlookers to their incredibly creepy and hateful website, which is filled with “replacement theory” nonsense and photos of pregnant white women.
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