Local Democratic State Representative Tod Ohnstad said he doubts President Trump will announce some of Snap-On's manufacturing jobs are coming back to Wisconsin.
U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday will be making his first visit to Wisconsin since taking office.
The visit to the toolmaker Snap-on is seen by some as a strategic move by Trump, who was spurred to victory in November by working-class voters in Wisconsin.
Kenosha's unemployment rate remains over five-percent, which is higher than the statewide average.
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Scott Walker and Chief of Staff Reince Priebus are also expected to attend. He campaigned heavily in the state, which has been hit hard by the loss of manufacturing jobs.
The White House is confirming the president will pay a visit to the Badger State on Tuesday.
Action 2 News will keep you updated on President Trump's trip to Kenosha.
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