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Trump Visits Ford's Rouge Center, Detroit Auto Show

President Trumps Michigan Visit: A Focus on Fords Iconic Rouge Center and Detroits Auto Industry President Donald Trump is set to visit Michigan this week, with a key stop at Fords historic Rouge Center in Dearborn. Hell tour the factory where the F-one fifty, Americas best-selling truck for nearly five decades, is assembled. Ford is excited to host him at the site where Henry Ford revolutionized the auto industry. The plant, known for its thousands of U.S. workers and Fords lead in domestic jobs and production, is a testament to the companys unique position in the auto world. Trumps visit also includes a stop at the Sound Board theater and a speech to the Detroit Economic Club, aligning with the Detroit Auto Show. This marks his first trip back to Michigan since April, generating buzz around the states auto industry as show season begins. Checkout Solipillow.com

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