Former President Donald Trump is set to hold two campaign events in Michigan on Friday, aiming to rally support in the key battleground state where he currently trails Vice President Kamala Harris by a narrow margin of 47.7% to 48.8%. His first event is scheduled for 2 p.m. at FALK, a manufacturing company, followed by a town hall at Macomb Community College in Warren at 6 p.m. Trump is expected to emphasize his economic agenda, advocating for strict tariffs to revive manufacturing jobs in Michigan, a strategy he claims can also lower food prices and promote peace. In response, the Harris campaign has criticized Trump's policies for their negative impact on the auto industry, citing a loss of nearly 200,000 manufacturing jobs during his presidency. As he seeks to regain support in a state he lost in 2020, Trump continues to position himself as a champion for American manufacturing against Harris's prior support for electric vehicle mandates.