Trump Cancels In-Person Rallies in Iowa and Kansas
According to a live report by The Guardian on 30 October 2026, President Donald Trump canceled planned in-person campaign rallies in Iowa and Kansas and will instead hold tele-rallies. The article also summarizes several related political items: a group of seven congressional Democrats sent a letter to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin and ICE acting director David Venturella demanding answers about conditions at a Texas immigration detention facility where detained immigrants on a prolonged hunger strike allege retaliation and threats of force-feeding; Republican Vivek Ramaswamy confirmed his campaign stopped airing an attack ad featuring the estranged mother of his Democratic opponent Dr. Amy Acton; Trump repeated calls for Democrat Mary Peltola to be criminally prosecuted and removed from an Alaska Senate race over an alleged recruitment scheme; Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed plans to campaign in Detroit with Haley Stevens; and Tom Hoyle, who compared Trump supporters to a cult on live television, was removed from a South Carolina rally venue by Secret Service agents. The Guardian presents these items as part of live, rolling political coverage.
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