Democratic county executive on Trump's visit to Michigan and local economic concerns
Briefly

President Trump celebrated the first 100 days of his second term at a rally in Macomb, Michigan, a key swing county that has supported him in recent elections. Despite voting for Trump, local leaders like Democratic county executive Mark Hackel express concern over the anxiety surrounding Trump’s policies, particularly in manufacturing and education. With significant roots in manufacturing, residents are vigilantly monitoring changes caused by tariffs and economic policies, leading to a cautious outlook amidst evolving political dynamics.
In a county with roots in manufacturing and defense, residents are concerned about how tariffs and economic policies will impact their jobs and livelihoods.
Hackel noted that there is widespread anxiety over Trump's policies, particularly regarding education, DEI, and the manufacturing sector.
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