DETROIT – Hillary Clinton is planning to travel to Flint on Sunday where she'll highlight the city's water crisis and push for federal aid.
The former secretary of state intends to use her trip to urge Senate Republicans to approve the $600 million amendment to help Flint. Earlier Thursday, Senate Democrats blocked an energy bill in order to force action on the Flint provision.
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Last month, Clinton sent two top aides to the city to meet with Flint Mayor Karen Weaver. She also sent a top staffer to Flint to speak out about the issues on MSNBC's "Rachel Maddow Show."
No details about the trip have been released.
A Democratic debate will take place in Flint and is set for Mar. 6.