Donald Trump Jr. speaks during a campaign event in support of Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump on Oct. 18, in Red Springs, N.C. Trump Jr. will be speaking at an event in Queen Creek on Wednesday.
(AP Photo/David Yeazell)
Donald Trump Jr., son of Republican presidential candidate former former President Donald Trump, is visiting Queen Creek on Wednesday.
Trump Jr., who is on the campaign trail supporting his father’s reelection bid, will deliver remarks at 6 p.m. at Pecan Lake Entertainment, 25004 S. 206th St.
His visit is part of the Team Trump on Tour.
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Donald Trump Jr. holding rally in Queen Creek
(AP Photo/David Yeazell)
Donald Trump Jr. speaks during a campaign event in support of Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump on Oct. 18, in Red Springs, N.C. Trump Jr. will be speaking at an event in Queen Creek on Wednesday.
Donald Trump Jr., son of Republican presidential candidate former former President Donald Trump, is visiting Queen Creek on Wednesday.
Trump Jr., who is on the campaign trail supporting his father’s reelection bid, will deliver remarks at 6 p.m. at Pecan Lake Entertainment, 25004 S. 206th St.
His visit is part of the Team Trump on Tour.
The doors to the event open at 5 p.m. Those interested in attending can register for tickets here.
Tickets are on a first-come basis and are limited to two per mobile number.
Meanwhile, an earlier appearnce by Trump Jr. in the Valley has resulted in an arrest,
A 24-year-old man was arrested on multiple counts of online threats when Trump Jr. and Turning Point Co-founder Charlie Kirk were in Tempe last week for a political rally.
Daniel Ashpes was taken into custody Oct. 17 after detectives were notified of threatening messages sent in response to an automated mass-messaging system asking for an RSVP to the Turning Point rally at a Tempe hotel.
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