Trump tells voters to send El-Sayed ‘back to where he came from’
Speaking at a campaign rally, Donald Trump told voters to send Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed ‘back to where he came from’.
Speaking at a campaign rally, Donald Trump told voters to send Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed ‘back to where he came from’.
The details come from Al Jazeera English.
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- Qatar · Middle East
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- Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed, El-Sayed, Donald Trump
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- Politics
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