Michigan Senate debate: El-Sayed and Rogers clash on taxes, healthcare, immigration

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Michigan U.S. Senate candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers clashed in a televised debate on WXYZ-TV, airing Wednesday, Oct. 21, over taxes, healthcare, and immigration. Rogers opened by highlighting manufacturing job losses, high utility rates, and auto insurance costs, accusing El-Sayed of wanting to raise taxes. El-Sayed countered that he would lower the cost of living and accused Rogers of aligning closely with President Donald Trump. The debate also covered tariffs on Canadian goods, immigration enforcement, and the country’s war with Iran. Both candidates answered questions on these topics during the event in Southfield, Michigan.


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