Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign has drawn attention for its refusal to provide specifics about her proposed amnesty plan for millions of illegal immigrants. Harris, who has promised to grant a pathway to citizenship for up to 22 million illegal aliens, is facing increasing scrutiny over the details of how she would achieve this.
At the Democrat National Convention, Harris called for America to “live up to our proud heritage” by offering citizenship to illegal immigrants. However, when asked if she would use executive action to carry out her plans, Harris’ campaign declined to comment, referring instead to her long-standing support for “Dreamers” and the actions taken under the Biden administration.
Harris’ previous 2019 platform promised to take steps that would shield millions from deportation and offer a path to legal status for those eligible. Despite this, many voters remain in the dark about the specifics of her current immigration agenda.
As illegal immigration continues to be a major concern for voters, Harris’ role as the administration’s “border czar” has made her a central figure in the debate. A recent poll found that many voters hold her responsible for the record number of illegal crossings at the southern border.
