Kamala Harris Foreign Policy: Illegal Immigration from Central America Grew Worse

During her first — and so far, only — sit-down interview as the Democratic nominee for President, Vice President Kamala Harris touted her work addressing the root causes of migration in Central America, despite an unprecedented, record-breaking surge of illegal immigration during her time as border czar.

Harris’s work in the region has been her most visible involvement in U.S. foreign policy besides the border. The problem for her campaign, however, is that Harris failed her foreign-policy test.

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During her first — and so far, only — sit-down interview as the Democratic nominee for President, Vice President Kamala Harris touted her work addressing the root causes of migration in Central America, despite an unprecedented, record-breaking surge of illegal immigration during her time as border czar.

Harris’s work in the region has been her most visible involvement in U.S. foreign policy besides the border. The problem for her campaign, however, is that Harris failed her foreign-policy test.