The Latest: Donald Trump Meets with Zelenskyy, and Harris Visits the US-Mexico Border.

(VOR News) – Democratic nominee Vice President Kamala Harris toured the US-Mexico border for the first time Friday. Former President Donald Trump met Volodymyr Zelenskyy in New York.

Trump and other Republicans continued to harass Harris regarding the Biden administration’s immigration record, despite her scheduled appearance in Douglas, Arizona.

During a period in which public hostilities between the two nations regarding Ukraine’s defence against Russia’s invasion were on the rise.

Zelensky met with Donald Trump.

Two Wisconsin communities are being sued by the Justice Department for neglecting to provide voting equipment that is accessible to individuals with disabilities.

Madison, Wisconsin— The US Department of Justice is suing two small Wisconsin communities for the possession of voting machines that are inaccessible to individuals with impairments.

The department and Lawrence reached an agreement to resolve Lawrence’s complaint; however, the complaint against Thornapple remains unresolved. The lawsuits were submitted on September 20.

The allegations suggest that neither town had voting machines that could be accessible by the public, as mandated by federal law for the presidential primary on April 2. Furthermore, the Justice Department has reported that Thornapple’s voting system was unavailable during the primary on August 13.

The case asserts that the boards of both communities resolved in 2023 to cease employing the accessible voting equipment they had been employing.

The municipality is required to provide accessible voting machines at each polling location it manages for the upcoming federal elections, in accordance with the parameters of the agreement with Lawrence. Furthermore, the community is required to instruct its employees on the proper use of the apparatus.

Donald Trump is scheduled to visit Michigan to discuss economic concerns.

WALKER, Michigan – Donald Trump is expected to make an appearance at a campaign visit to a manufacturing facility in Kent County, a Democratic-leaning county in western Michigan that is surrounded by more conservative rural areas.

Numerous individuals, donning red “Make America Great” headwear, T-shirts, and other campaign memorabilia, are anticipating Trump’s arrival.

Trump and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris have been emphasising the economy for the past week, and the event is expected to centre on this topic. The event will occur at the loading dock of the Falk Production plant in Walker, Michigan, which is located just outside Grand Rapids. The factory is responsible for the production of prefabricated walls and partitions.

Michigan, a state that Trump won in 2016 but Biden regained in 2020, has been a significant focus of the campaigns of Trump and Harris. Trump is anticipated to campaign in Warren, Michigan, a city that is in close proximity to Detroit, later on Friday.

Hackers from Iran are being accused of targeting the Donald Trump campaign.

The Justice Department has announced criminal charges against Iranian agents who are purportedly responsible for hacking into Donald Trump’s presidential campaign and disclosing confidential information to media outlets.

The indictment is issued at a time when Israel and Iran-backed Hezbollah are escalating their attacks against one another, which has raised concerns about the potential for a full-scale conflict. Furthermore, U.S. officials assert that they are continuing to monitor Iran’s physical threats against a variety of officials, including Donald Trump.

The Trump campaign announced on August 10 that it had been hacked and that Iranian actors had taken and shared private documents.

In regions that are predominantly crimson, Senate Democrats are resisting.

In two U.S. Senate contests in the Republican-leaning states of Texas and Florida, Democrats are exerting themselves to preserve their Senate majority.

According to Sen. Gary Peters, the chief of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, the group is investing “multi-million dollars” in television advertising in the two states and is “very confident” that there will be additional investments.

The investments are perceived by Republicans as evidence that Democrats are concerned about the likelihood of incumbent Sen. Jon Tester winning reelection in Montana.

Catholics and Jews advise against voting in the most recent voter loyalty test administered by Trump.

Former President Donald Trump recently extended his loyalty test to Americans who identify as religious, asserting that he is the most qualified individual to protect their liberties and accusing certain individuals in advance of the November election.

He stated that Catholics and Jews can support him and perform well on the test, but those who refrain from doing so “need their heads examined.” Trump persisted in his assertion that Jews would be held accountable in the event of his defeat.

Rabbi Rick Jacobs, the president of the Union for Reform Judaism, was among the Jewish leaders who were appalled by Trump’s remarks. Jacobs declared, “It targets American Jews… It must cease.”

SOURCE: AP

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