As the 2024 U.S. presidential election approaches, set to begin on Tuesday, 5 November, Arab Americans are navigating a complex political landscape. The upcoming election is critical for Arab Americans, as the winner will craft the country’s civil rights, immigration, foreign relations policies. Current crises, including conflicts in the Middle East — namely the Palestine-Israel war — and domestic economic instability, which amplifies the urgency of voters’ choices. The candidates’ proposed policies (Presidential Plans) could reshape key issues for the community, while a growing awareness of the need for representation enhances the significance of their votes. In this context, Arab Americans face a pivotal decision between Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and former Republican and former President Donald Trump. Each candidate’s policies carry significant implications for the Arab American community, where ongoing conflicts and humanitarian crises are at the forefront of public discourse. Kamala Harris has crafted her campaign around pressing domestic issues, positioning herself as a champion for working families. Her agenda includes a commitment to addressing inflation, which has posed significant challenges for many Americans in recent years. Harris has promised to implement measures aimed at lowering food…
