Trump Rally in Arizona Targets Young Voters

At a rally in Tempe, Arizona, former President Donald Trump intensified his immigration rhetoric, claiming the U.S. has become a 'garbage can for the world' under current border policies while calling for severe measures against undocumented immigrants, including the death penalty for those who commit crimes. Trump engaged a diverse audience, particularly focusing on young voters, as polls indicated a tight race in the state, with early ballot returns showing a Republican advantage of nearly 70,000. A Marist poll revealed Trump capturing 50% support among likely Gen Z and Millennial voters, compared to 49% for Vice President Kamala Harris. Despite the contentious immigration narrative, many young attendees expressed their desire for change and support for Trump, pointing to economic frustrations under the current administration. Trump's rally was marked by a mix of calls to vote early and emotional appeals against his political adversaries, including Harris and the media. This rally is part of Trump's broader strategy to galvanize support in a crucial swing state as the election approaches.