**Trump and Harris Gearing Up for Critical Election with Contrasting Endorsements**

In a significant campaign rally held on Saturday at Novi's Suburban Collection Showplace, former President Donald Trump addressed policies that he claimed would directly benefit voters. Among the thousands in attendance, Calab Tworek, a 24-year-old from Carleton, expressed his concerns about affordability and his hope inspired by Trump’s promises to eliminate taxes on tips, overtime, and social security.

Muslim and Arab American leaders, including Imam Bilal Alzuhiry from Dearborn, met Trump backstage to express their support. They underscored their yearning for peace and appreciated Trump's willingness to engage and listen, despite his past policies that included a controversial Muslim ban. Mayor Bill Bazzi of Dearborn Heights also endorsed the former President.

Meanwhile, Arab American leaders based in Dearborn announced their intention to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris at a forthcoming press conference at the Arab American Chamber of Commerce Building. They recognized Harris's advocacy for Palestinian suffering and her call for a ceasefire in conflict zones, contrasting sharply with Trump's past statements. Despite their discontent with certain Middle Eastern policies of the Biden administration, they emphasized their commitment to broader issues such as environmental concerns, civil rights, and workers' rights.

As the November 5 election day nears, candidates are intensifying their campaigns. Vice President Harris, along with her running mate Tim Walz, will be campaigning in Ann Arbor on Monday, signaling the high stakes. Both Trump and Harris are making their final appeals to voters, highlighting starkly different visions for America's future.