Kamala Harris Campaign Faces Backlash After Muslim Democrat Removed from Michigan Rally

The incident has heightened tensions with Muslim Americans, a crucial voting bloc, amid ongoing criticism of the Biden administration's Middle East policies.

Ahmed Ghanim, a former Democratic congressional candidate, was escorted out of a Kamala Harris rally in Royal Oak, Michigan, without being given a reason.
Ghanim, a prominent Muslim American, compared his removal to past instances where Muslims were ejected from Trump rallies, citing racial profiling concerns.
The Harris campaign issued an apology, expressing regret for the incident and inviting Ghanim to future events, but the apology has not quelled community frustrations.
The removal has sparked criticism from Muslim American groups, who view it as part of a broader pattern of disregard by the Democratic Party.
With the election approaching, both Harris and Trump are intensifying efforts to secure support from Muslim voters in key battleground states like Michigan.