Trump's Georgia Rally Interrupted by Anti-ICE Protesters

President Trump held a rally in Georgia to support Republican candidates.

A rally is a large public meeting to support a political cause.

The event took place ahead of the midterms, the US elections for Congress.

Midterms happen halfway through a president's term, without a presidential vote.

During the rally, Trump's speech was disrupted by protesters.

To disrupt means to interrupt or stop something from continuing normally.

The protesters opposed ICE, the US immigration enforcement agency.

Immigration refers to the process of people moving to live in another country.

They are described as anti-ICE protesters, meaning they oppose the agency's actions.

The protest interrupted the rally while it was happening.

The Guardian reported this as part of its live coverage of US politics.

According to the report, Trump is currently an unpopular president.

This means many people do not support him at this time.

He is campaigning to help Republican nominees win their races.

A nominee is a person chosen by a party to run in an election.

The rally is one of several events happening before the midterm elections.

These elections will decide the makeup of the US Congress.

The disruption shows ongoing tension around immigration policy in the US.

ICE has faced criticism from various groups over its enforcement actions.

The full details of the protest, including its size, were not specified in early reports.