Trump Urges Detroit Voters to Support Manufacturing Revival

Donald Trump rallied supporters in Detroit as early voting begins in Michigan, urging citizens to come out and vote. He started his speech by praising the audience and asking whether they felt better off now than four years prior, implying no. Trump criticized the Biden administration, particularly Kamala Harris, blaming them for significant job losses in the auto industry, citing that nearly 50,000 manufacturing jobs have been lost this year alone. He promised to reinvest in Detroit, restore manufacturing jobs, and cut taxes significantly if re-elected. Trump emphasized the importance of America’s sovereignty and security, raising concerns about the influx of migrants and their impact on American jobs. He characterized his agenda as one of empowerment for American workers, pledging to implement tariffs on companies that choose to manufacture abroad instead of in America. He concluded by energizing the crowd, emphasizing that every vote counts as they lead up to November's election and the potential for a resurgence of Detroit.