WARREN, Mich. — President Donald Trump will to be in Michigan Thursday, Jan. 30 for the second time in about a month.
Trump will be visiting Dana Manufacturing in Warren, the Detroit Free Press reports. The visit comes after the president signed the U.S. Mexico Canada trade agreement Wednesday, which is modernizing the North American Free Trade Agreement.
The deal passed through Congress, which gave Trump a political victory amid a contentious partisan impeachment. Trump says the deal replaces what he calls the "nightmare" of the Clinton-era agreement, NAFTA, that governed trade among the three countries.
Michigan is shaping up to be a battleground state for the presidential election, and that is evident in Trump's repeated visits to the area. Most recently, the president held a campaign rally in Battle Creek the week before Christmas.
During his two hour long speech, Trump was impeached by the House of Representatives.
The president is expected to hold a rally in Des Moines, Iowa after he stops in Michigan.
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