Immigration enforcement divides Florida House candidates
A race for U.S. House in Florida will come down to the difference between candidates' views on immigration and gas prices with control of Congress on the line
Republican Ledger staff · 8:00 PM ET
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A race for U.S. House in Florida will come down to the difference between candidates' views on immigration and gas prices with control of Congress on the line
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