Cody Scanlan
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The Des Moines Register
Voters in Iowa's 2nd Congressional District say they're concerned about the country's broken immigration system and the economy. In a tight race for the U.S. House, Republican Joe Mitchell and Democrat Lindsay James are offering different solutions.
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