"New York Special Election Puts Democrats' Tougher Stance on Immigration to the Test"
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The special election in New York's 3rd Congressional District has become a battleground for Republicans campaigning on immigration and Democrats trying to counter the narrative. GOP candidate Mazi Pilip has focused on immigration, while Democratic nominee Tom Suozzi has shifted to a tougher stance on the issue. The race reflects a broader tactical shift for Democrats in this year's elections, as they try to address their vulnerability on immigration. The GOP is putting immigration at the center of its appeals to voters in New York, where several highly competitive House races will play out this year.
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