Megyn Kelly Rants About Immigrants After Supreme Court Sides With Trump Administration: ‘Go Home’

Megyn Kelly is reacting to the Supreme Court’s two recent rulings on immigration with some harsh words.

According to the BBC on Thursday, June 25, the Supreme Court, which has a conservative majority, allowed the Trump administration to end temporary protected status for Haitian and Syrian migrants who left their country because of war or natural disasters. The vote was 6-3, with the conservative judges all ruling together and the liberals doing the same.

Additionally, the court made a separate ruling that migrants can’t apply for asylum until they are truly on US soil, not just at the border, per the BBC.

“Go home! Get out! We know our country is better than yours. That’s because we filled it with our work ethic, our culture, and our values,” Kelly, 55, ranted on her eponymous podcast after the news broke. “You being here only dilutes it for us, for those who built it, and live it. And half of you people, more than half of you, won’t assimilate. We don’t want you. We don’t care if you’re offended. Get out. Go home. Go back to [explicit] Haiti.”

Kelly went on to peddle what has been deemed a “baseless claim” by multiple news outlets that Haitians have been eating pets in Springfield, Ohio. In September 2024 the BBC reported that city officials noted there have been “no credible reports” that this was going on, after President Donald Trump made the claim during a presidential debate.

“I’m thinking about our friends in Ohio who’ve been dealing with these TPS Haitians for years now, who are drunk driving all over their towns and killing people,” Kelly alleged. “This is the whole cats and dogs things, like they they don’t want to live like Americans live … it was supposed to be temporary help and it’s turned into another backdoor way of allowing someone permanent residency here and they take advantage of all of our public services and our systems and they’re not respectful in many cases of their neighbors. It’s like, it had to end.”