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During a private briefing, Republican Representative Scott Perry of Pennsylvania reportedly characterized the Ku Klux Klan as the "military arm of the Democratic Party" and asserted that immigrants arriving in the United States "lack any desire to become Americans," based on audio recordings shared with CNN. Perry, a conservative Republican known for echoing anti-immigrant and antisemitic sentiments, made these statements during a House Oversight Committee briefing on "the Origins and Implications of Rising Antisemitism in Higher Education."
The briefing was held ahead of an Oversight panel hearing on the District of Columbia's handling of pro-Palestinian protests and encampments on college campuses, as House Republicans sought to address these demonstrations and rally around a firm stance against antisemitism.
However, the hearing was canceled after the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington, DC, dispersed a pro-Palestinian encampment at George Washington University and arrested 30 protesters there, along with three others in a separate incident, according to Metro Police Chief Pamela A.
Smith.
Perry also defended the replacement theory, which posits that white people are being intentionally replaced by minorities and immigrants.
He claimed that the theory is legitimate and criticized attempts to discredit it. While Perry expressed acceptance of legally present immigrants, he voiced opposition to those he deemed "un-American."
Responding to backlash, Perry accused the "radical Left" of distorting his words to avoid engaging in substantive debate.
He reiterated his support for the replacement theory and criticized the Left for allegedly silencing opposing viewpoints.
The replacement theory has been associated with xenophobic and racist rhetoric in American politics and has been linked to recent acts of violence in the US and globally.
The theory also contains antisemitic elements, suggesting that Jews are orchestrating the influx of non-white immigrants.