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Lee Perry sits down with Felipe Sousa Lazaballet to discuss his candidacy for Florida House District 42, which will be on the ballot in November 2026. They discuss Felipe’s upbringing and childhood in Brazil, and journey to America as a young man. They explore the state of immigration in Florida and how Felipe’s work as a community leader and organizer through Hope Community Center led him to decide to run for office. Check out his campaign at https://www.felipeforflorida.com
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