President Joe Biden will travel to Detroit on Tuesday to stand shoulder to shoulder with auto union workers who have been on strike against the Big Three automakers since Sept. 15. Former President Donald Trump will also hold a rally on Wednesday in the Motor City, where he will express his solidarity with the striking autoworkers.
Both presidents want to win the support of the working class, but their strategies for the strike are different. President Biden’s focus is on securing fair compensation from corporations, while President Trump’s rally will center on safeguarding jobs amidst concerns about the impact of the Biden administration’s green energy agenda.
