Unable to argue policies and their affect on the minority communities.

That would be Trump's weakness, not the media's. While it's certainly true that the influx of immigrants into larger cities does stress programs geared toward helping lower income folks, let's not forget the hundreds of thousands of these migrants forcibly bussed into sanctuary cities by GOP governors.

But the dog whistle Trump blew was heard loud and clear because the vast majority of ALL American workers outside of a few select fields face zero threat of any undocumented migrant taking their job away because the vast majority of American employers follow the law and demand proof of citizenship before they hire anyone. I work in such a job, as does every other black person that I personally know. None of us has ever worried about an immigrant taking our jobs away mainly because few if any would have the experience necessary to provide anywhere near the productivity we do.

I get where Trump was coming from, but his point was still a dogwhistle to whites that "black jobs" are different than theirs, and by unsaid inference, inferior to "white jobs." When asked what a "black job" is, his answer was simply any job held by a black person. He said this out of his own mouth and THIS is why Simon Biles and other prominent blacks are responding with the term "black job." This is to signify that no immigrant is a threat to what they do for a living and it's most insulting for anyone to casually lob such an ignorant snide remark.

By Trump's own definition, he took over a black job, which lasted only 4 years and then he was fired. And now that same job may likely become another black job, and an Indian job, and a woman's job when he loses a presidential total vote for the third time. Maybe an undocumented immigrant would do a better job than Trump is able to. Perhaps he should be worried about that too.