Vice President JD Vance sharpened his attacks against Abdul el Sayed on Tuesday, accusing the Michigan Democratic Senate nominee of lying about his background and questioning his attachment to his home state.

Vance criticized el Sayed during a rally Tuesday in Howell, Michigan, for claiming to be “an immigrant from North Africa,” though he was born in the Detroit suburb of Rochester Hills.

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