Short Wave

New Culture War Cudgel: GOP Ads Blame Opioid Crisis On Migrants


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Addiction deaths remain a major problem in the U.S. as the public health focus has shifted to COVID-19. But as midterm voting continues, Republican candidates have spent millions trying to link migrants with crime and opioid smuggling.

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