A Democratic lawyer, Mark Brewer, has raised concerns about former President Donald Trump’s recent visit to Michigan, citing potential campaign finance violations. Trump’s visit to the state was part of his Save America rally, which is a political organization that can accept donations. However, Brewer argues that Trump’s visit was more akin to a campaign event, as he spoke about political issues and endorsed candidates.

Brewer claims that Trump’s event was not properly reported to the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and that it may have violated campaign finance laws. He points out that Trump’s organization did not file a report with the FEC, which is required for political events that involve the endorsement of candidates.

The lawyer also notes that Trump’s visit was heavily promoted by local Republican officials, further suggesting that it was a campaign event. Brewer has asked the FEC to investigate the matter, stating that the agency should ensure compliance with campaign finance laws to maintain transparency and fairness in elections.

The controversy highlights the importance of adhering to campaign finance regulations to prevent undue influence and ensure that political activities are transparent and accountable.