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Kamala Promises This To Illegals

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Voters should listen very carefully to Kamala’s words.

In a recent speech in Douglas, Arizona, Vice President Kamala Harris criticized the immigration system that has persisted under the Biden-Harris administration, claiming her intent to establish an orderly immigration process. This comes as she aims to counter the strong position Republican nominee Donald Trump holds on immigration issues, as reflected in numerous national polls.

Harris placed significant blame on Trump for the state of the immigration system, despite the fact that she and President Biden have been in power since January 2021, with Harris serving as the “border czar” since March of that year. During her address, she stated her commitment to addressing the immigration challenges rather than simply campaigning on them, asserting, “I refuse to accept the false choice that claims we must pick between securing our border or forming a humane system of immigration. We can and we will do both.”

Harris emphasized the need for clear legal pathways for individuals seeking entry into the United States, pointing out the lengthy processes surrounding asylum claims. She proposed hiring more officers and expanding processing facilities in migrants’ home countries to expedite these processes.

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Asserting her dedication to immigration reform, she stated, “As president, I will work closely with Congress to make a pathway to citizenship for migrants who have lived here for years.” Harris also highlighted the plight of “Dreamers” and farm workers, who she claims have been caught in legal limbo due to political gridlock.

In response, Republican commentators, including David Harris Jr. of Newsmax, have pointed out the irony of Harris’s criticisms given her role in managing border policy over the past several years. He challenged her assertions by reminding her that she has had the authority to address these issues directly, questioning the credibility of her claims as she positions herself against Trump.

As the immigration debate continues, it remains evident that the Republican stance on securing borders and maintaining a lawful immigration process resonates with many voters, further complicating Harris’s attempts to reshape the narrative.