Following Donald Trump's election victory in Michigan over Kamala Harris, Qatar reportedly informed Hamas leaders they are no longer welcome in Doha, likely due to American pressure. Trump's win was influenced by economic concerns, with many voters prioritizing the economy over other issues. Arab-American communities in Michigan shifted their support to Trump due to dissatisfaction with the Biden-Harris administration's Middle East policies, especially regarding the Gaza conflict. Despite efforts to sway Jewish voters by portraying Harris as weak on Israel, she maintained significant support among them. The political climate was further impacted by endorsements for Trump from Arab-American leaders, emphasizing Trump's non-interventionist stance. This shift reflects broader frustration with the current administration's foreign policy and its perceived neglect of Arab-American concerns.