Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump announced that he will hold a rally in the South Bronx next week after tens of thousands of supporters showed up for his event in the Democratic stronghold of New Jersey last Saturday.

The New York City rally will be Trump’s first in his native state since his successful 2016 presidential campaign, The New York Post reported. Team Trump announced the South Bronx rally in a statement that slammed President Joe Biden’s “failed policies” from which “New Yorkers have suffered greatly.”

“The Empire State, a place near to President Trump’s heart, has been decimated by Biden,” the Trump campaign added. “President Trump will ease the financial pressures placed on households and re-establish law and order in New York!”

Trump spends most of his time in New York City during the week as his hush-money trial continues, keeping him off the campaign trail for four days a week. The former president, however, has sought to reach out to voters in the Big Apple during his criminal trial. In April, Trump met with bodega workers in Manhattan to discuss the rise in crime in New York City, and earlier this month, the former president delivered pizzas to firefighters at the New York City Fire Department.