Archive · 25 Dec 2025
Nick Fuentes Attacks Vivek Ramaswamy in Racist Rant
Nick Fuentes, a far-right activist, made racist comments about Vivek Ramaswamy, an Indian-American politician, after Ramaswamy's speech at AmFest.
Fuentes told Ramaswamy to 'go back to India' and said he shouldn't be Ohio's governor because he's not a Christian and doesn't assimilate into American culture.
He also called Ramaswamy an 'anchor baby,' a term used to insult children born in the US to immigrant parents.
Ro Khanna, a Democratic Congressman, defended Ramaswamy and Usha Vance, the Second Lady, against Fuentes' bigotry.
Ramaswamy has spoken out against racism and antisemitism and believes American identity should be based on shared values, not ancestry.
This is not the first time Fuentes has made racist remarks, as he previously targeted Usha Vance and other Indian-American leaders.
Nick Fuentes launched a racist attack on Vivek Ramaswamy after his AmFest speech, telling him to 'go back to India' and accusing him of not assimilating into American culture.
Fuentes called Ramaswamy an 'anchor baby' and criticized his Indian heritage and upbringing, saying he shouldn't be allowed to become the Ohio Governor.
Ro Khanna, a Democratic Congressman, slammed Fuentes for targeting Ramaswamy and Usha Vance for their Hindu faith and Indian heritage, calling the attacks 'chilling.'
Ramaswamy has spoken out against racism and antisemitism within the MAGA movement and believes American identity should be based on shared values, not ancestry or lineage.
This is not the first instance of Fuentes making racist remarks, as he previously targeted Usha Vance and other Indian-American leaders.
- Who
- Nick Fuentes, Vivek Ramaswamy, Ro Khanna, Usha Vance
- What
- Racist attack and hate speech
- When
- After AmFest speech, December 24, 2025
- Where
- United States
- Why
- Fuentes disagrees with Ramaswamy's views on American identity and targets his Indian heritage and Hindu faith
Supporters of Vivek Ramaswamy
Nick Fuentes and his followers
American Identity
Supporters of Vivek Ramaswamy
American identity should be based on shared values and ideals, not ancestry or lineage.
Nick Fuentes and his followers
American identity is tied to Christian heritage and cultural assimilation, and non-Christians should not hold high offices.
Immigration and Assimilation
Supporters of Vivek Ramaswamy
Immigrants and their children, like Vivek Ramaswamy, can fully assimilate and contribute to American society.
Nick Fuentes and his followers
Immigrants and their children, especially those from non-Christian backgrounds, do not truly assimilate and should not hold significant political positions.
- Person Attacked
- Vivek Ramaswamy
- Attacker
- Nick Fuentes
- Event
- AmFest speech
- Accusation
- Not assimilating into American culture
- Demand
- Go back to India
- Additional Target
- Usha Vance
- Defender
- Ro Khanna
- Term Used
- Anchor baby
Sources
‘This is not your home’: ‘Racist’ Nick Fuentes launches another hate-speech against Indians, asks Vivek Ramaswamy to ‘go back to India’
‘Go Back to India’: Far-Right Activist Nick Fuentes Targets Vivek Ramaswamy With Racist Slurs After AmFest
Mamdani’s ‘Dhoom Machale’ win to Samosa Caucus’ record: 11 Indian Americans who shook 2025 US politics
