Anthony Hudson, a Republican trucker from Grand Blanc, is running for governor in Michigan and has announced plans to lead a demonstration in Dearborn, a city with the largest Arab-majority population in the United States. Hudson says the march, scheduled for November 18, aims to 'expose' Dearborn and reassure residents that they should not be afraid to gather in the community. He claims the event will be peaceful and is intended to protect Americans from what he describes as the influence of Sharia law.

Hudson's comments follow recent events in Dearborn, including the arrest of five suspected terrorists and ongoing debates over local road signs honoring controversial figures. The candidate has stated that, if elected, he would authorize the National Guard to enter Dearborn to 'protect' its residents. The march has sparked discussion about religious freedom, constitutional rights, and the tensions between different communities in Michigan.