MADISON, Wis. – Following Vice President Kamala Harris’ recent discussions about immigration at the U.S.-Mexico border, former President Donald Trump is set to address the issue at a campaign event in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin.

Trump’s visit to Prairie du Chien, a town near the Mississippi River, will focus on immigration concerns. He plans to highlight a local case involving a Venezuelan national accused of assaulting a woman and her daughter in a domestic dispute.

Trump aims to leverage public frustration over illegal immigration into support for his campaign in Wisconsin and other swing states. He has been vocal in denouncing illegal border crossings and has promised strict deportation measures if elected.

Recent events, like the arrest of Alejandro Jose Coronel Zarate in Prairie du Chien, have fueled Republican arguments against illegal immigration. Coronel Zarate, a Venezuelan national, faces charges of sexual assault and other crimes.

Authorities have indicated that Coronel Zarate is not a U.S. citizen and has affiliations with a dangerous gang. His case has reignited the debate over border security and immigration policies in the United States.

Trump’s stance on immigration has been a central theme in his campaign rhetoric, with a focus on portraying migrants as criminals and blaming the current administration for lax border control measures.