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North Carolina party leaders split on immigration enforcement impact | Morning in America

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North Carolina is the latest state to receive federal agents as part of President Donald Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration. North Carolina Republican Party chair Jason Simmons tells “Morning in America” the deployments reflect Trump’s campaign promises — securing the border and keeping communities safe. In contrast, Anderson Clayton, chair of the state's Democratic Party, argues North Carolina should rely on local and state law enforcement rather than federal agents and says the federal presence is “attacking communities.”

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