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2:34Now PlayingPresident Donald Trump is looking to put the setback of his poorly attended Oklahoma rally behind him with visit to Arizona on Tuesday, where he’ll return to a familiar issue that helped him win the White House in 2016: border security.
Trump’s schedule includes a stop to tout progress building his promised border wall and an address to young supporters at a Phoenix church. The state was once a reliably Republican stronghold, but polls show that both Trump and incumbent GOP Senator Martha McSally trail their Democratic rivals.
And despite the president’s push to reopen the economy and downplay the coronavirus outbreak, the number of sick in Arizona is again rising. Weekly case counts are up 284% since Governor Doug Ducey, a Republican, lifted his stay-at-home order in mid-May, according Joe Gerald, an associate professor of public health policy and management at the University of Arizona who works with the state and colleagues to analyze Covid-19 data.
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