On the eve of the midterm election, U.S. President Donald Trump ramped up his hard-line rhetoric on immigration and cultural issues, including warnings about a caravan of migrants headed to the border with Mexico and “liberal” mobs, and touted a growing U.S. economy that he said would be threatened by Democrats.
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Trump touts immigration stance and economy on election eve
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