DEARBORN, Mich.—Rep. Rashida Tlaib hasn’t spoken with her own party’s president since accusing him of supporting the genocide of Palestinians, and she doesn’t know if she can support his re-election. 

“The struggle that I have with the president is a number of issues,” she said in an interview as she kicked off her re-election campaign here on a recent Saturday afternoon, weeks after being censured by a bipartisan House majority for her statements about Israel. Many of her constituents, she said, are Middle Eastern refugees who feel a personal connection to events there. “And they feel invisible to the government,” she added, “and that’s something I need to have a conversation with [President Biden] about.”