Mailers falsely claim Rep. Lawler backs illegal migrant amnesty — now feds are investigating
Mailers and text messages ostensibly appearing to be sent from a GOP group to Hudson Valley voters accuse the two-term GOP congressman of supporting amnesty for illegal immigrants, which he does not, in what Lawler blasted as an illegal “voter suppression effort.”
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