Vice President Kamala Harris recently visited the US-Mexico border as the Democratic presidential nominee, where she highlighted her experience as the former attorney general of California in addressing border security issues. During her remarks in Douglas, Arizona, Harris emphasized her familiarity with the challenges posed by transnational criminal organizations and the impact of illicit drug trafficking.
Harris pointed out that she served as the attorney general of a border state for two terms, giving her firsthand exposure to the violence and chaos caused by criminal groups. She recounted her efforts in dismantling a heroin trafficking ring linked to Mexican cartels and conducting analyses on the threats posed by transnational criminal organizations to public safety and the economy.
Highlighting her proactive approach to border security, Harris mentioned her experiences of inspecting tunnels used by traffickers to smuggle contraband. She reiterated her commitment to combating transnational organizations and strengthening border security, emphasizing that it has been a longstanding priority for her.
Looking ahead, Harris expressed her determination to continue prioritizing border security if elected as the president of the United States. She assured the public that her past experiences and track record in addressing such issues would guide her in effectively managing immigration and border-related challenges.
