Vice president Kamala Harris made her awaited trip to Arizona on Friday, her first trip to the U.S.-Mexico border since becoming the Democratic presidential candidate. The stop was timely, as immigration and the economy seem to be hot issues that the Democrat has struggled to convince voters she can handle better than Donald Trump.
On Friday, however, the Harris team received some positive news on that end as a poll by TelevisaUnivision showed a decline in Donald Trump's support among Latino voters in both Arizona and Georgia, while support for Vice President Kamala Harris has risen in both key swing states, according to Newsweek.
