Michigan's Arab American community raises concerns over Gaza crisis, terrorism, and US economy ahead of US presidential election.

Ahead of the US presidential election in November, voters in Michigan's Wayne County, particularly the Arab American community, voice concerns over the Gaza crisis, terrorism, and the US economy. Key issues include holding politicians accountable for genocide, rebuilding the US economy and creating jobs, and ensuring candidates have a humanitarian stance on international policies in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and the West Bank. Fears include potential war expansion leading to more terrorism, the decline of the nation's values, and the US being seen as a country supporting genocide against innocent civilians.