Trump's immigration rhetoric makes inroads with some Democrats. That could be a concern for Biden | Region

In Donald Trump's speeches and online posts, the Republican presidential candidate has ramped up anti-immigrant rhetoric and his messaging often relies on falsehoods about migration. But it's resonating with many

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