Former President Donald J. Trump visited a Black church in Detroit to connect with Black voters and highlight his achievements for the community. He portrayed himself as a strong advocate for Black Americans, comparing his impact to that of Abraham Lincoln. Despite his controversial history with race-related issues and calls for harsher policing, Trump focused on criticizing President Biden’s role in the 1994 crime bill. He falsely accused Biden of using the term “super predators” and urged the audience to remember Biden’s past actions when considering their vote. Trump’s visit comes at a time when recent polls suggest a shift in support among Black voters, traditionally aligned with the Democratic party since the civil rights era. By emphasizing Biden’s record on criminal justice, Trump aims to sway Black voters in his favor for the upcoming election.