President Trump Posts Brutal Murder Video Of Attack by Immigrant

Published April 10, 2026 6:00 AM PDT | Updated April 10, 2026 6:39 AM PDT

President Donald Trump is once again blaming Joe Biden for the ills of society, posting a horrific video showing what 47 says is an "Illegal Alien Criminal from Haiti" beating the hell out of a woman with a hammer until she's dead.

Trump posted the grotesque, uncensored 20-second clip on his Truth Social account Thursday with a long message that begins with him crapping all over the 46th President and Congressional Democrats for opening U.S. borders so the Haitian man could allegedly enter the country illegally. 

In the video, the woman rushes out of a Florida convenience store after seeing the man smashing a vehicle with a hammer in the parking lot. She yells at him to stop before he approaches her and starts wailing on her head with the hammer, even after she falls limp to the ground.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security said local police quickly arrested Rolbert Joachin in connection with the April 2 attack. Homeland Security echoed Trump's claim, saying Joachin illegally entered the country in 2022 during the Biden Administration. Joachin reportedly confessed to the murder and is being held without bond.

In his Truth Social message, Trump calls the alleged assailant an "animal" and the video "one of the most vicious things you will ever see." He vowed to bring "quick and severe" justice to the suspect, telling everyone to say a prayer for the victim's family.

In addition ... Trump blamed the Biden Administration for granting the Haitian man and "all Haitians, 'Temporary Protective Status,'" which he labeled a "massively abused and fraudulent program" that his administration is working to terminate, but is being blocked by "Deranged Liberal District Court Judges."

The prez wrapped it all up by saying he didn't want to post the grisly video ... but felt an obligation to do so to show all Americans "what Democrats are protecting, and wanting to come into our Country."