While noting the issue of "radical extremists" in the United States, a former President Trump campaign spokesperson did not specifically say whether Trump would take support from those who took part in the anti-American and anti-Israel chants. (Getty Images)
Leavitt did not respond when asked if Trump would take support from those who took part in the anti-American and anti-Israel chants.
Though many Muslim Americans tend to support Democrats, one activist in the area, Mike Hachem, has reportedly supported Trump in the past and has been working to lead the Abandon Biden movement in Dearborn.
Hachem is one of a handful of individuals behind the effort to not only convince the Arab community in Dearborn to ditch support for President Biden, but to switch their support to Trump in the 2024 presidential election.
Biden's re-election campaign denounced the "death to America" chants in a statement to Fox News Digital last week.
When asked if the president would court those agitators, Biden campaign spokesperson Charles Lutvak replied, "No."
Bazzi’s remarks were also denounced by the White House.
President Biden's campaign said it does not want the vote of anti-Israel agitators who chanted "death to America."
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The voter hostility toward Biden is chiefly a result of the administration's stance on Israel, which is at war with Hamas after the terror group's Oct. 7 attack on the Jewish State. Though the White House has shown increasingly tepid support for the U.S. ally, many of those opposed to the Israeli offensive remain unsatisfied.
Kyle Morris covers politics for Fox News. Story tips can be sent via email and on X: @RealKyleMorris.
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