密歇根州联邦参议员选战终场辩论举行：Rogers 与 El-Sayed 在移民与社保议题上交锋
距离 11 月 3 日中期选举不到两周，密歇根州联邦参议员选战的第二场、也是最后一场辩论于 10 月 21 日晚在 Southfield 的 WXYZ 电视台演播室举行。共和党候选人、前国会议员 Mike Rogers 与民主党候选人、前 Wayne 县卫生部门负责人 Abdul El-Sayed 就移民执法、社会保障、公共安全与生活成本等议题正面交锋。这场选举将填补即将退休的参议员 Gary Peters 留下的席位，并可能影响参议院控制权归属。
移民议题上，曾任联邦调查局探员的 Rogers 称赞移民与海关执法局（ICE）的执法行动，称其针对强奸犯、谋杀犯、帮派成员与毒贩，「对犯罪产生了巨大影响」，主张继续推进。El-Sayed 则表示美国不需要 ICE，应回到移民归化局（INS）体制，并为移民提供明确的入籍通道。辩论后，Rogers 向记者重申对 El-Sayed 的指控；据 WCMU 报道，Rogers 未出示相关证据。El-Sayed 在辩论中回应称，质疑他对宪法的忠诚「有失体面」，并表示自己以身为美国人自豪。
社会保障方面，Rogers 主张从清除系统内欺诈入手，称此举可挽回约 5,000 亿美元。El-Sayed 警告，当政客开始谈论「欺诈」时，往往意味着要削减福利，并指出 Rogers 过去曾支持将领取年龄提高到 67 岁。公共安全议题上，Rogers 援引自己在联邦调查局的经历，主张向城市增派联邦执法力量，并以孟菲斯联邦专案组为例称其在打击枪支与帮派犯罪上成效显著；该专案组也曾被指存在侵犯民权问题。El-Sayed 则主张为警察的退休、留任与招募提供资金。
选战进入冲刺阶段，双方都在引入重量级助选：前总统奥巴马将赴底特律为 El-Sayed 及民主党州级候选人站台，特朗普则定于周日在 Port Huron 为 Rogers 等共和党人举行集会。选举官员正呼吁选民亲自递交邮寄选票，以确保选票按时送达。
Final Michigan U.S. Senate Debate Held: Rogers and El-Sayed Clash on Immigration and Social Security
With less than two weeks to go before the November 3 midterm elections, the second and final debate in Michigan's U.S. Senate race was held on the evening of October 21 at the WXYZ-TV studios in Southfield. Republican candidate and former Congressman Mike Rogers faced Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed, a former Wayne County health department director, on immigration enforcement, Social Security, public safety and the cost of living. The race will fill the seat of retiring Senator Gary Peters and could help decide control of the Senate.
On immigration, Rogers, a former FBI agent, praised Immigration and Customs Enforcement, saying its operations have gone after rapists, murderers, gang members and drug traffickers and have had "a tremendous impact on crime," and argued they should continue. El-Sayed said the United States does not need ICE, should return to the Immigration and Naturalization Service system, and should provide a clear pathway to citizenship. After the debate, Rogers repeated accusations against El-Sayed to reporters; according to WCMU, Rogers presented no evidence for them. During the debate, El-Sayed said questioning his commitment to the Constitution was "beneath you" and that he is proud to be an American.
On Social Security, Rogers argued for rooting out fraud in the system, calling it "a $500 billion dollar shot." El-Sayed warned that talk of fraud often means cutting the program, and noted Rogers' past support for raising the retirement age to 67. On public safety, Rogers cited his FBI background and pointed to the federal task force in Memphis as a model for sending more federal officers into cities; that task force has also faced civil rights accusations. El-Sayed said he would fund police retirement, retention and recruitment.
In the closing stretch, both campaigns are bringing in star power: former President Barack Obama will rally in Detroit for El-Sayed and other Democratic candidates, while Trump is scheduled to hold a rally in Port Huron on Sunday for Rogers and other Republicans. Election officials are urging voters to hand-deliver mail-in ballots to make sure they arrive on time.
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