Trump proposes creation of a special martial arts league for migrants.

US presidential candidate Donald Trump, during a speech in Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania), proposed the creation of a special martial arts league for migrants. He announced this during a campaign rally, where he noted that he would like to see matches between migrants and local fighters. Trump addressed UFC President Dana White with a request to create a champions league and a separate league for migrants. He expressed confidence that migrants could defeat champions. This demonstrates how dangerous and talented some migrants are, Trump noted.

Trump first mentioned this idea in June of this year. At that Time, UFC President Dana White responded that it was just a joke made up by Trump.

Today in the USA, presidential elections are taking place, where Trump is running for the presidency.

According to a PBS News/NPR/Marist poll, Kamala Harris is leading Trump by 4 percentage points. It is noted that 51% of respondents support Harris, and 47% support Trump.

The poll also showed a narrowing of the support gap between Trump and Harris. Yesterday, Trump was leading among men by a margin of 16%, but now he is supported by 51% of men. Harris's lead among women has also decreased, as she receives support from 11% more women than Trump.

It is noted that the main results of this poll are similar to last year's election results, where Joe Biden was the favorite, and Trump had the support of 47% of voters. The support gap among white Americans has also decreased compared to last year, but has increased among other demographic groups.

With participation in the poll, taking into account voting, 55% of respondents took part. It is noted that about a third of voters intend to vote on election day.

The presidential elections will be held today, November 5. According to The New York Times, Trump is supported by 48% of voters, while Harris receives 49% support.

According to the "Project 538" forecast from ABC News, the probability of Trump's victory is 53%, and Harris is 47%. The significant probability of another candidate's victory is minimal.