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Harris Campaign Counters Trump's False Border Czar Claims

Former U.S. President Donald Trump holds a campaign rally in Houston

The Harris campaign unveiled a new video on Tuesday aimed at countering former President Donald Trump's attacks on Vice President Kamala Harris regarding immigration policies. The 50-second video highlights the differences between Trump's and Harris' approaches to immigration, particularly focusing on border security.

The video emphasizes Harris' support for increasing the number of Border Patrol agents and investing in new technology to prevent the entry of fentanyl into the US. It also mentions Harris' efforts in prosecuting transnational gang members and securing prison sentences for them, contrasting this with Trump's legal challenges.

The campaign video does not directly address the label of 'border czar' that Trump has used to criticize Harris. Instead, it positions Harris as the candidate committed to fixing the broken immigration system, while portraying Trump as obstructive in this regard.

Focus on preventing fentanyl entry and prosecuting transnational gang members.
Harris supports increasing Border Patrol agents and using new technology.
Contrasts Harris' efforts with Trump's legal challenges on immigration.

While the video will be shared on social media, it remains uncertain whether the campaign will allocate funds to broadcast it on traditional media platforms. The release of this video comes in response to Trump's recent campaign ads targeting Harris' role in immigration matters.

The management of the US-Mexico border has been a contentious issue for the Biden administration, with Trump now focusing his criticism on Harris' responsibilities in addressing migration from Central America. The video serves as a preview of the campaign's strategy to combat these attacks by highlighting Trump's actions on border security and his rejection of a bipartisan immigration deal.

This latest development underscores the ongoing political debate surrounding immigration policies and the contrasting approaches of the two political camps. As the election cycle progresses, it is likely that immigration will continue to be a key point of contention between the Harris campaign and Trump's supporters.

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