In a recent rally in Michigan, former President Donald Trump received a significant endorsement from Dearborn Heights Mayor Bill Bazzi, who highlighted his commitment to the community and military service. Bazzi, the city's first Muslim mayor, expressed his support for Trump, emphasizing the need for improved infrastructure and national security, particularly in light of past flooding in Dearborn Heights.

During the event, Trump praised the endorsements he has garnered from local leaders, including Mayor Gallup of Hamtramck, and noted a strong polling advantage among Arab American voters, with 59% supporting him compared to 8% for Vice President Kamala Harris. He attributed this support to his promise to end wars and focus on domestic issues, contrasting his administration's approach with the current administration's policies.

Trump also introduced Mike Rogers, a candidate for the U.S. Senate, who spoke about the impact of foreign competition on Michigan's cherry industry and the loss of manufacturing jobs under Democratic leadership. Rogers urged voters to support Trump and Republican candidates to secure a closed border and lower living costs.

The rally underscored Trump's strategy to consolidate support among local leaders and communities as he campaigns for the presidency, aiming to address economic concerns and national security issues that resonate with voters in Michigan.