Trump to Hold Michigan Rally After 100 Days

President Donald Trump will return to Michigan on Tuesday, April 29, holding a rally in Macomb County to commemorate the first 100 days of his second term in office. This marks his first visit to Michigan since his 2024 election win, where he flipped the state back to the Republican column, defeating Democratic candidate Kamala Harris with a significant margin in Macomb County. The rally highlights the political importance of this swing region in suburban Detroit. Trump has recently met with Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer to discuss tariffs and manufacturing, with Whitmer expressing concerns about the impact on local industries. The event is his first major rally since his inauguration, following brief official trips and a scheduled visit to Rome for Pope Francis' funeral. The visit underscores Michigan's ongoing significance in national policy and electoral strategies.