During a visit to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, President Joe Biden criticized former President Donald Trump's recent anti-immigrant remarks, branding them as divisive and echoing Nazi Germany's racial and eugenics rhetoric. Biden emphasized the strength of the economy when leveraging the talents of all citizens, rejecting Trump's claims of immigrants "polluting" the nation.

Speaking at the Milwaukee Black Chamber of Commerce, Biden underscored the importance of a fair shot for everyone and celebrated the success of Black-owned small businesses, aligning it with his economic vision, dubbed "Bidenomics." The President's visit included a stop at Hero Plumbing, a Black-owned business addressing lead pipe issues.

Biden's outreach to Black voters aims to secure crucial swing states, emphasizing the significance of his victories in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin in 2020. Acknowledging some disenchantment within the Black community, Biden is working to strengthen support.

The Grow Milwaukee Coalition, a finalist for a Commerce Department program, is part of Biden's plan to revitalize communities. The coalition's proposal focuses on Milwaukee's historic 30th Street Industrial Corridor, aiming to connect the historically segregated Black community to economic opportunities.

As Milwaukee prepares to host the Republican National Convention in July, the visit signifies the importance of Wisconsin in the upcoming 2024 election. Biden's popularity faces challenges, with a Reuters-Ipsos poll showing a 40% approval rating, highlighting the tough road ahead for his re-election bid.