Ahmed Ghanim, a Muslim Democrat and former congressional candidate, was removed from a Kamala Harris rally in Royal Oak, Michigan, despite having RSVP'd and cleared security. Ghanim, who has openly criticized U.S. support for Israel, was not given an explanation for his expulsion, which was executed by a campaign organizer and involved police presence. This incident has sparked outrage among Muslim and Arab American communities, who see it as indicative of a broader pattern of disregard from the Democratic Party. The Harris campaign has apologized, stating that Ghanim's removal was not authorized and expressing regret for the incident's impact on him and the community. The event highlights ongoing tensions with Muslim voters, especially in Michigan, who are critical of the Biden-Harris administration's stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict. Prominent Muslim leaders are demanding an investigation and apology, underscoring the need for the Democratic Party to address these community concerns.