Former President Donald Trump is set to return to the campaign trail with events in Michigan and Wisconsin, two crucial Midwest battleground states. Trump, who won both states in 2016, will kick off his campaign activities in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where he is expected to address issues related to the US-Mexico border. He will then head to Green Bay, Wisconsin, for his first rally in the state since launching his third White House bid.
Trump's upcoming visits come after a period of relative quiet in his campaign activities, with only two events held since Super Tuesday. In contrast, President Joe Biden has been actively engaging in political events, including visits to Michigan and Wisconsin. Trump has been active on social media, targeting his Democratic rival and criticizing the legal cases against him.
