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Despite DeSantis' strategic campaigning across Iowa's counties, Trump's lead remains robust. The outcome of Iowa's Republican caucuses on January 15 could significantly impact the race for the GOP presidential nomination.

Haley Under Attack: Nikki Haley, a prominent contender and second runner to ex-President Donald Trump, became the primary target during the debate. Ramaswamy and DeSantis criticized her positions on China, social media, and transgender rights, portraying her as someone who capitulates when faced with opposition.

Yet former President Donald Trump is most likely to loom large over the debate with his fundraising event in Florida, media reports said.

Haley received a huge boost last week after her poll numbers jumped over DeSantis when the influential and deep-pocketed Koch political network endorsed her.

The increased engagement of Indian-Americans in politics has been attributed to several factors, including a new generation of South Asians coming of age, reactions to Trump's election in 2016, and the precedent set by Barack Obama's presidency in showcasing that individuals of color could rise to leadership positions.

Haley's rise, buoyed by endorsements and portraying a more moderate stance within the GOP, contrasts sharply with the current dominance of Trump.

Brian Swensen, who served as the national political director for the Ramaswamy campaign, officially resigned from his position over the weekend, according to CNN, citing sources from the Trump campaign.

The move by Koch's network was a significant boost to Haley's campaign, solidifying her image as a new face in Republican politics.

As Trump arrived at the annual Palmetto Bowl, the state's premier sporting event, fans erupted into chants of 'We want Trump!'

Ramaswamy, born to Indian parents who migrated from Kerala, emphasized the importance of faith in shaping his political journey.