According to the president and Chief Executive Officer of Goya Foods, Democrat policies implemented by the Biden-Harris administration has created a “land of exploitation” in American instead of uplifting all Americans.

Bob Unanue runs the largest Hispanic-owned food company in the United States and is “fed up” with the awful policies of Democrats and the Biden-Harris administration and claims Americans are “head over heels” for former President Trump.

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“The average Social Security check is $1200. People coming into this country who haven’t worked a day are getting benefits of over $3800. This is where all of our tax money (is) going,” Unanue said during an interview on Fox & Friends First.

The Democrats have to own the past four years of destroying the economy.

“The war on fossil fuel, the Green New Deal, our weakness around the world, the war in Ukraine between Ukraine and Russia – they have 50% of the world’s fertilizer, 30% of wheat, and 20% corn. They raised prices astronomically,” he said. “Let’s just stipulate that from day one, they destroyed this economy.”

Not only have they destroyed supply chains and created unnecessary inflation by bad policy, the Goya chief noted that the Biden-Harris administration also allowing drugs and human trafficking to take policy in record numbers.

“Another thing they are destroying is human life,” he said, citing the significant rise in drugs and human trafficking claiming the administration was the “middleman” in the crisis.

“The Hispanic community, the Latin community is fed up with being exploited, they’re fed up with high prices.,” he said. “This is why you are seeing this community head, you know, head over heels toward Donald J. Trump.”

In a recent USA Today/Suffolk University poll, Trump leads Harris significantly amongst latino voters.

Other critics claim that the latino vote would come back to Harris as election day gets closer, but Unanue asserted “The Latino community is fed up with being exploited, used, and abused, on the border, trafficking, with the economy.  We are hard-working people and we are letting people into this country… paying for these people not working. We have an unsafe community, we are not strong around the world and we are losing this country.”

“People that come to this country risk all for everything only to find it is becoming the land of exploitation.”