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Trump to return to Philadelphia for rally on Temple’s campus
The visit will be Trump’s fourth to the state in 2024.
Trump to hold rally at Temple University's Liacouras Center in North Philadelphia
Former President Donald Trump will be returning to the Keystone State for the first time in two months at a rally in Philadelphia on June 22 on Temple University’s campus.
“President Donald Trump loves the people of Pennsylvania,” a press release from the campaign announcing the rally reads. “President Trump will ease the financial pressures placed on households and re-establish law and order in Pennsylvania!”
The visit will be Trump’s fourth to the state in 2024 and second to Philadelphia this year. He delivered a keynote address in February to a National Rifle Association gathering in Harrisburg, announced a new line of Trump-branded sneakers in Philadelphia at SneakerCon that same month, and most recently held a rally in the Lehigh Valley in April. He also held a rally in Wildwood, New Jersey in May with a crowd that included a fair share of Pennsylvanians.
ormer President Donald Trump will hold a campaign rally on Saturday at the Liacouras Center on Temple University's campus in North Philadelphia.
The rally is scheduled to start at 7 p.m. and doors will open at 3 p.m., according to his website.
Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee in the 2024 election, will "highlight how Biden's weak presidency is devastating American families" during the rally.
"In a presidential election year, it is common for political campaigns to hold large-scale events on college campuses," Temple said in a statement in part. "As a public university, Temple has a policy of making appropriate spaces available for rent to third-party organizations for these events regardless of their political party or stance."
Temple isn't covering any costs associated with the event due to the Liacouras Center being managed and operated by a third-party firm.
