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Kamala Harris Visits Arizona-Mexico Border, Proposes Tougher Asylum Laws and Enforcement
Sep 28, 2024, 03:38 AM
Vice President Kamala Harris recently visited the Arizona-Mexico border, where she proposed tougher asylum laws and increased border enforcement. This marks a significant shift from her 2019 stances on immigration. During her visit, Harris emphasized the need for more resources for the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), citing the apprehension of over 8 million illegal immigrants in the past four years. Harris vowed to keep the border closed between ports and highlighted the national mood shifting towards stricter immigration policies.
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