"Trump's Michigan Campaign: Border Focus, Legal Woes, and Rally Highlights"

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Former President Donald Trump used a speech in Michigan to criticize the flow of migrants across the southern border, labeling it as the "biggest threat" to union workers and tying crimes committed by migrants to Democratic President Joe Biden. Trump urged supporters to cast early votes in person ahead of the Feb. 27 presidential primary election, where he is favored to defeat former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley. He also attacked a New York judge's ruling against him and claimed innocence amid numerous legal troubles.
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