DETROIT – A flash mob of Trump volunteers gathered at a rally Monday afternoon at a voter registration drive at Wayne State University where Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is expected to speak.

The Michigan Conservative Coalition said the flash mob would begin at 1 p.m.

Sky4 was overhead livestreamed the developing scene. A number of vehicles adorned with American flags and Trump signs paraded around the campus before gathering outside the Matthaei Center.

“Michigan’s ‘deplorables’ for Trump are eager to mingle with the Democrat candidate for President. We are certain that a robust Trump flash mob will give her an appropriate welcome to Detroit,” said Rosanne Ponkowski, president of Michigan Conservative Coalition. “Our large statewide Trump flash events attracted over 7,000 folks. We spent no money to promote those flash events. It was all basically a word-of-mouth sensation that was, frankly, pretty amazing.”

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