In a heated final debate for the Michigan Senate race, candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers clashed over crucial issues including immigration, healthcare, and their respective loyalty to America. Both candidates engaged in sharp exchanges, with El-Sayed accusing Rogers of aligning too closely with Trump, while Rogers branded El-Sayed a national security threat. The debate highlighted stark contrasts in their visions for Michigan, addressing themes such as rising prices, the Iran conflict, and voter concerns among Jewish and Muslim communities. As the election approaches, their intense rivalry reflects deep divisions within the state, particularly regarding Trump and national policies.