I hate this picture: Donald Trump

The Dhaka Times Desk US President Donald Trump has said he hates the sickening image of the bodies of an El Salvadoran immigrant and her two-year-old daughter who died after swimming across a river to enter the United States.

After this photo appeared in the media, widespread criticism of Donald Trump's immigration policy began on Wednesday in the politics of the United States.

Amid widespread criticism, President Donald Trump made the comments about the slain father and his two-year-old daughter, an immigrant from El Salvador. "I hate it," he said of the image floating in the Rio Grande near the Mexican border.

ডোনাল্ড ট্রাম্প বলেছেন, ‘ওই বাবা….সম্ভবত একজন চমৎকার ব্যক্তি ছিলেন।’ বিরোধী দল ডেমোক্রেটস ডোনাল্ড ট্রাম্পের কঠোর সীমান্ত নীতির কারণে অভিবাসীদের প্রাণহানি ঘটছে বলেও দায়ী করছে।

The deaths of El Salvadoran Oscar Alberto Martinez, 25, and his two-year-old daughter, Angie Valeria, have reignited the debate over the rights of immigrants in the United States. Every year, hundreds of people from various Central American countries die trying to cross the border into the United States in hopes of a better life. Valeria and her father sought asylum in the United States.

Bernie Sanders, who is hoping to be nominated in the next election race of the country, called the picture of the death of father and daughter as "horrific" and said that Donald Trump's cruel immigration policy is responsible for this death.

In a message on Twitter, he also said that Donald Trump's policies are making asylum seeking in the United States tougher and tougher. Separating families is cruel and inhumane. Finally, such tragic events are happening.

Despite Donald Trump's tough immigration policies, a record number of immigrants from Central American countries have crossed into the United States this year. Many people are leaving Central America because of poverty, drought, widespread violence and the criminal activities of street gang groups.

U.S. Border Patrol agents have detained 664,000 immigrants along the country's southern border so far this year. According to media reports, the number of arrests has increased by 144 percent compared to last year.