Donald Trump and Kamala Harris addressed contrasting views on crime and immigration during recent campaign speeches. Trump advocated for a “violent” police crackdown, while Harris emphasized immigration reform.
In Pennsylvania, Trump reprised his message about America crumbling under “invasion” by violent migrants and criminals. He suggested police should become “extraordinarily rough” to deter crime.
Harris, in Nevada, addressed border security and promised to double resources for the Department of Justice to combat transnational cartels. She criticized Trump’s lack of action on immigration reform during his presidency.
Trump’s anti-immigrant rhetoric has intensified as election day nears, despite record-low border crossings and declining crime rates. He repeated insults against Harris, calling her “mentally impaired.”
Harris focused on protecting access to abortion services and economic issues, pledging to sign a bill restoring reproductive freedom into law.
