Vice President Kamala Harris visited the U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona for the first time as the Democratic nominee, aiming to counter former President Trump's criticisms and showcase her evolving immigration policy. During the visit, she proposed tougher asylum restrictions and vowed to resurrect a bipartisan border bill that Trump had previously opposed. Harris's trip comes amid increasing scrutiny of her immigration stance as polls show her support waning in key battleground states like Arizona. She emphasized the need for stricter controls to address the migrant crisis and pledged to combat the flow of fentanyl into the U.S., while also pushing for comprehensive immigration reform. This visit is seen as a strategic move to reclaim the narrative on immigration ahead of the upcoming elections.