On a black billboard along westbound Interstate 94 entering Dearborn, white Arabic lettering sits next to these words in English: "Donald Trump."
Unlike English, though, Arabic is read right to left. The billboard translated reads: "Donald Trump, he can't read this, but he is afraid of it."
The billboard posted is funded by the Nuisance Committee super PAC, which was started by the creator of the Cards Against Humanity card game. It has raised more than $410,000 through a satirical fund-raising campaign, and the billboard is unique among three others the group has posted across the country.
The billboard cost the group $4,850 according to their spokesman, and will remain posted through Nov. 8, which is Election Day. About 331,539 people drive by the billboard between Detroit and Dearborn each week.
Trump has said that he wants a temporary ban on or "extreme vetting" of Muslims entering the U.S.
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