"NY Special Election: Immigration Politics Take Center Stage in Race to Succeed George Santos"
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Candidates Tom Suozzi and Mazi Pilip clash over a proposed Senate border bill in the race to succeed expelled ex-Rep. George Santos in New York. Suozzi supports the $118 billion bipartisan deal to address the migrant crisis, while Pilip criticizes it as an "invasion" at the southern border. The bill, opposed by former President Trump, aims to control illegal immigration and provide aid to Israel and Ukraine. The issue has become dominant in the special election for New York’s 3rd District, with early voting underway.
- Tom Suozzi, Mazi Pilip spar over Senate border bill in NY race to succeed Santos New York Post
- Democrats scramble to stave off defeat in battle for Santos’ House seat CNN
- What to know about New York's (very) special election to replace George Santos The Washington Post
- Dems invoke George Santos in last-minute ad buy for NY seat POLITICO
- The election to replace George Santos may hinge on immigration politics The Boston Globe
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