The Republican Party is targeting Black communities with their election-year messaging on immigration. North Charleston, a city with a diverse racial makeup, serves as a testing ground for this strategy.
North Charleston, a working-class city of about 120,000 residents, is predominantly Democratic, even more so than its larger neighbor, Charleston. The city’s demographic has traditionally been split between Black and white residents, but immigration is adding a new layer to this dynamic.
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