WASHINGTON — Vice President Kamala Harris’ immigration work has become the target of critics with a singular question: when will she visit the southern border?
The question has hounded the vice president, who on a trip to Mexico this month relented and said she would visit at some point while emphasizing that as a former California official she had been to the area.
Allies of the vice president say a border trip would not douse the criticism, which is mainly coming from Republicans, and that Harris should go on her own time frame.
