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In an interview, Cunningham refused to voice opposition to dangerous [[sanctuary city]] policies despite having been arguably tougher on [[immigration]] in 2010 when unsuccessfully running for [[U.S. Senate]] then.<ref>[https://www.thomtillis.com/cal-cunninghams-radical-immigration-agenda-was-on-full-display-in-interview-with-wfae/ Cal Cunningham’s Radical Immigration Agenda Was On Full Display In Interview With WFAE]</ref>
In an interview, Cunningham refused to voice opposition to dangerous [[sanctuary city]] policies despite having been arguably tougher on [[immigration]] in 2010 when unsuccessfully running for [[U.S. Senate]] then.<ref>[https://www.thomtillis.com/cal-cunninghams-radical-immigration-agenda-was-on-full-display-in-interview-with-wfae/ Cal Cunningham’s Radical Immigration Agenda Was On Full Display In Interview With WFAE]</ref>
Despite campaigning as a champion of the environment, Cunningham's family business has been marked as being among the state's top polluters.<ref>[https://freebeacon.com/2020-election/cal-cunninghams-family-business-was-a-top-polluter-in-north-carolina/ Cal Cunningham’s Family Business Was a Top Polluter in North Carolina]</ref>
===Coordination controversy===
===Coordination controversy===