Trump Holds Final Rally in Macon, Georgia

Former President Donald Trump's rally in Macon, Georgia, attracted supporters from across the country, marking his final campaign stop in the state ahead of the election. Despite being an hour and a half late, the rally featured familiar themes, with Trump emphasizing immigration issues and pledging to invoke the Alien Enemies Act to deport undocumented immigrants. He also controversially stated he would pursue the death penalty for undocumented immigrants who kill Americans, referencing a recent murder case in Georgia. Attendees expressed their unwavering support for Trump, citing his commitment to freedom and their desire to mobilize voters. Early voting in Georgia has surged, with over four million ballots cast, indicating a competitive election landscape. Trump's rhetoric, including claims about an 'invasion' and criticism of retired military officials, continues to resonate with his base, although turnout figures suggest challenges in traditionally Democratic areas like Macon-Bibb County.