At a rally in Kansas, President Donald Trump warned voters about the situation in France, describing it as a cautionary tale for the U.S. He criticized European leaders for their immigration policies and claimed they are leading to societal issues. Trump also defended Senator Roger Marshall against criticism related to his medical practice and targeted Michigan Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed. His comments came amid protests in France over education funding and high living costs.
Key facts
- Trump spoke in Wichita, Kansas, for Senator Roger Marshall.
- He linked French protests to immigration issues and criticized European leaders.
- Marshall is facing a tight race against Democratic nominee Adam Hamilton.
- Trump criticized Abdul el Sayed for not holding a medical license.
- French President Macron attributed protests to the U.S.-Iran war.
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