Rep. Adriano Espaillat and his primary challenger Darializa Avila Chevalier went on the radio Thursday morning and spent much of the hour accusing each other of the exact same thing: taking money they shouldn’t. The two Democrats running in New York’s 13th Congressional District met on WNYC’s The Brian Lehrer Show, and as first reported by AMNY, they sparred over ICE, campaign finance and foreign policy while host Brian Lehrer repeatedly had to cut in and tell both of them to wait their turn.

The district covers the northernmost slice of Manhattan and parts of the west Bronx, and the primary is June 23. Espaillat is the five-term incumbent and the first formerly undocumented person elected to Congress. Avila Chevalier is a democratic socialist organizer and activist running to his left.

Avila Chevalier framed the race around immigration, arguing Espaillat has been too soft on ICE. “I’m running because my community deserves a representative who will fight tooth and nail on all of these issues, who will make sure that we are protecting our community from ICE by abolishing it and who isn’t shying away from that term,” she said.