Why Muslim leaders are backing Donald Trump to be US president?

   Source: Abc News Oct 27, 2024 No Comments


In recent years, the Arab and Muslim communities in the U.S. have faced complex decisions in presidential elections, particularly in swing states like Michigan, where their votes can have a significant impact.

This video explores why some Arab American and Muslim leaders are endorsing Donald Trump, a decision rooted in frustration with the current administration's Middle East policies, including the conflict in Gaza and Iran.

Muslim leaders of the US battleground state of Michigan have officially endorsed Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.

Professor Gregory Aftan-Dilian says anger over the Biden administration’s policy on the Middle East war can impact the outcome of the presidential race, but Trump also made some unfriendly policies regarding Middle Eastern immigrants.

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