Mexico now has a new villain they can take out their aggression on by literally whacking him to pieces: piñatas of presidential candidate Donald Trump.

In the northern Mexican border city of Reynosa, 28-year-old piñata maker Dalton Avalos has been capitalizing off the Donald's persona by selling candy-filled effigies of the billionaire so that angry Mexicans can take a whack at him. The motivation behind this, of course, stems from Donald Trump's intense stance on immigration.

"I’ve sold something like sixty or seventy since I started making them. They’ve been doing very well," Avalos told Politico.

According to Politico, the piñatas largely depict Trump as "a comic book villain: overweight, a big mouth and an outlandish hairstyle, even by Trump standards."

"To me, it’s a way of creatively expressing my anger over his racism and his hatred for Mexico and my people," Avalos said. "But it’s also a way to make fun of him. And people love it, my customers have been very supportive."

Piñatas of Donald Trump have also seen some popularity in the United States as well. On Tuesday, Breitbart reported that in San Francisco's Mission District, a group of left-wing Latinos held a rally called "Stomp Trump" where parents cheered while their children whacked a Donald Trump piñata to pieces.

A piñata of Donald Trump would need to be hung by its neck and dangled in the air so children could take swings at it. God help anyone who makes a piñata of President Obama.