Donald Trump prepares for his 1st NY rally since 2016: Economy, crime rate, migrant crisis top agendas

Donald Trump's New York rally is scheduled for May 23 at 6 pm in Crotona Park
Donald Trump is looking forward to his next week's campaign rally in home state of New York (Getty Images)
Donald Trump is looking forward to his next week's campaign rally in home state of New York (Getty Images)

SOUTH BRONX, NEW YORK: Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump will be addressing his people in the South Bronx next week.

The native of Empire State will be holding his first campaign rally since 2016, on May 23 at 6 pm in Crotona Park.

The former president’s campaign team announced on Friday, May 17, that 3,500 people will be allowed to attend the event, where Trump will address local issues.

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Donald Trump's New York campaign rally is scheduled for May 23 (Getty Images)

What to expect from Donald Trump's New York rally?

The State’s economy, crime rate, and migrant crisis will be at the top of his agenda next week.

“New Yorkers have suffered greatly thanks to Biden’s failed policies,” Team Trump said on Friday, as per the New York Post.

“The Empire State, a place near to President Trump’s heart, has been decimated by Biden,” it added. “President Trump will ease the financial pressures placed on households and re-establish law and order in New York!”

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Donald Trump is presently facing hush money trial in New York (Getty Images)

The campaign team also stressed the double-digit percentage point rise in murder and assault rates in New York since 2019 and the increase in the cost of goods since Democrats came to power.

“We can Make America Great Again by tackling lawlessness head-on, ceasing the endless flow of illegal immigrants across our southern border, and reversing the detrimental effects of inflation by restoring people’s wealth,” the statement read.

Trump moved to his Florida Mar-a-Lago resort in 2019.

On May 2, Trump and his campaign team made a good gesture by delivering pizzas to a Manhattan firehouse after his court hearing in the hush money trial case.

Interestingly, on Saturday, May 18, a rally in Wildwood, New Jersey witnessed recorded crowds of 80,000 and 100,000 people. 



 

Internet is thrilled to attend Donald Trump's scheduled New York rally next week

Netizens share their thoughts on the former president's rally upcoming rally in New York.

One X user wrote, "Signed UP… See you all in The Bronx.."

"This will be amazing! Grand Concourse Blvd!! South Bronx that’s when the Dems should be worried!" said another.

A supporter said, "FREE THE PEOPOPLR! No more Illegals before Americans... America First MAGA!"

"This is right near my home! Me and the children are finally going to our first rally!" another added excitedly.

"I'll believe it when the event goes through and the man shows his face," one stated.

"Awesome for the people of the Bronx! Someone who really cares," the other supporter commented.



 



 



 



 



 



 

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