Donald Trump is set to hold a rally in Aurora, Colorado, focusing on immigration and crime, despite local officials rejecting his description of the area as a 'war zone' overrun by Venezuelan gangs. The Trump campaign claims violent members of the Tren de Aragua gang have infiltrated the city, but Aurora's Mayor Mike Coffman and other officials have refuted this characterization, stating that concerns about gang activity have been exaggerated. The rally has sparked controversy, as community members fear it may incite further tensions within immigrant communities. Councilwoman Danielle Jurinsky, who supports Trump's visit, argues that the rally aims to highlight the city's struggles rather than instigate racism. Meanwhile, local residents express anxiety over potential confrontations with Trump supporters during the event. Immigration remains a pivotal issue as the November election approaches, with Trump leveraging these claims to rally his base against Democratic policies.