Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are both vying for support from Muslim and Arab American voters in Michigan, a crucial swing state. At a rally in Waterford Township, Harris condemned the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict and emphasized the need for diplomacy following the recent death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. She pledged to do everything possible to achieve peace and bring hostages home. Meanwhile, Trump is attempting to connect with these voters despite his past travel ban targeting Muslim countries, claiming that the Arab American community may not support Harris due to her perceived ineffectiveness. His visit to Hamtramck, a Muslim-majority city, alongside Mayor Amer Ghalib, who endorsed him, signals his intention to capitalize on discontent with the Biden administration's handling of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Recent polls indicate a potential shift in voter loyalty, posing challenges for both candidates ahead of the November election.