Wisconsin Right Now

Springfield, Ohio – Eric Coleman Sr., 65, is a former U.S. Marine and retired welder. He sits on a frayed stoop in Springfield, Ohio, on a recent Sunday, in the shadow of a Trump flag flying outside his neighbor’s house in this working-class city that is ground zero in the nation’s high-stakes immigration debate. Coleman is a Democrat who is African-American. At first, he says he’s voting for Vice President Kamala Harris. Then, he says he was a lot better off economically four years ago. Ultimately, Coleman says he could vote for Trump or just sit it out. https://youtu.be/LJ9GfWdxhAE Coleman attributes his growing economic stress to the surge of Haitian immigrants who have streamed by thousands into Springfield, an industrial city with a once-shrinking population and manufacturing base that has undergone a "renaissance" in recent years. His life has gotten a lot harder since the Haitians got here. Companies were hungry for low-paid workers, and Haitians were hungry for