Harris and Trump Clash Over Immigration Policies as Election Nears

In the 2024 campaign, Vice President Harris and former President Trump present starkly different approaches to border and immigration issues.

Vice President Harris supports a failed bipartisan border bill that included new asylum restrictions and $20 billion for border resources, contrasting with Trump's opposition to the plan.
Trump has proposed the largest deportation operation in U.S. history and aims to end birthright citizenship and chain migration if re-elected.
Harris has been criticized for not achieving significant results on border security, with some voters expressing frustration over her performance.
The U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021, supported by Harris, aimed to provide pathways to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants but was never enacted.
Both candidates have been scrutinized for their handling of asylum policies, with Trump implementing Title 42 and Harris maintaining some restrictions under the Biden administration.