Former President Donald Trump held his first public event in Flint, Michigan, since a second assassination attempt, addressing a crowd at the Dort Financial Center. The town hall was moderated by Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders and focused on economic issues, particularly the auto industry. Trump also discussed immigration, border control, and inflation. The event drew thousands of supporters, with some estimates suggesting the attendance exceeded the venue's 6,500-person capacity. Additional security measures were implemented in response to the recent assassination attempt, and local law enforcement coordinated with the Secret Service to ensure safety. Trump is also scheduled to hold another rally at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Long Island, which is expected to draw a large crowd and heightened security presence.