Kamala Harris pushes tougher asylum restrictions during visit to US-Mexico border

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Trump campaigned at the U.S.-Mexico border last month in Sierra Vista, Arizona.
49% : Trump is leading Harris by 6 percentage points, 48%-42%, among likely Arizona voters, according to a new poll released Friday by USA TODAY/Suffolk University.
45% : A USA TODAY/Suffolk University national poll this month found likely voters, by a 50%-47% margin, believe Trump would do a better job handling immigration than Harris A Quinnipiac University poll this week found Trump with a wider 53%-45% edge on immigration.
36% : And she sought to distance herself from the the child-separation policies of Trump, accusing the Republican nominee of making the challenges at the border of worse and still "fanning the flames of fear and division.
18% : "The worst border crisis in the history of the world," Trump said Thursday in New York.
12% : Harris introduced by mother whose son died from fentanyl Harris' trip came as she's lagging behind Trump in Arizona, a key battleground state.
8% : More:Donald Trump holds lead over Kamala Harris in Arizona, exclusive poll finds Trump, who has promised "mass deportations" of undocumented immigrants in a second presidency, has repeatedly slammed Harris for her role as Biden's point person assigned to address root causes of migration to the southern border.

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