US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed hits back at Trump's anti-Muslim attacks
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At a Michigan Senate campaign rally, President Trump intensified anti-Muslim rhetoric against Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed, marking a notable escalation in divisive campaign language ahead of the midterms. The event underscores the president's strategy to mobilize his base through identity-based attacks, potentially influencing voter turnout in a key battleground state. The impact on the race remains uncertain, but the rhetoric may heighten political polarization and security concerns for Muslim communities.
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