Trump’s attacks on Abdul el Sayed could backfire with the Arab Americans who backed Republicans in 2024

DEARBORN, Michigan — Two years after President Donald Trump successfully courted Arab American voters in Michigan, his increasingly personal attacks on Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed are drawing anger in a community that helped…
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