WATCH LIVE: Trump talks about crime in Michigan campaign stop

Ahead of former President Donald Trump’s scheduled arrival at a campaign event in Michigan on Tuesday, Mike Rogers, who cinched the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate earlier this month, spoke to law enforcement for about an hour and a half.
Trump is expected to speak at 3 p.m. EDT. Watch live in our player above.
“We will have your back,” Rogers said to applause from the crowd of about 50 while standing in front of banners that read “Make America Safe Again.”
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The Michigan U.S. Senate race is one of several that could determine the control of the chamber in the fall.
Trump will speak Tuesday afternoon at the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office on law enforcement and crime.
Multiple Michigan sheriffs criticized the Biden and Harris administration over border policy, speaking about the effects drug trade and fentanyl in their communities. Van Buren County Sheriff Daniel Abbott listed a series of recent crimes in remarks he said were committed by people in the country illegally, suggesting the crimes could have been prevented if the perpetrators were stopped from entering the country.
“Come November, make the obvious choice, reelect Donald Trump,” Abbott said.