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2020 Election Live Updates: Obama Joins Biden as Campaigns Trade Attacks in Final Push

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… of Miami Gardens, who is African-American, raised concerns about the campaign … Jamaican.

“When we talk about African-American and Caribbean voters in Florida … them and clutching signs reading “African Americans for Biden,” they fanned out …

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