Harris aims to close immigration polling gap with visit to Douglas, Arizona

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : In a poll released earlier this week by CNN and SSRS, 50 percent of the 2,074 registered voters surveyed said they trust Trump for the job on immigration, while 34 percent said the same for Harris.
48% : "Voters trust Trump over Harris on immigration by 10 points, according to September polling from ABC/Ipsos," Ruark said.
31% : Republicans strongly backed Trump on his plans to deliver mass deportations (88 percent) and improve border security (96 percent).
31% : Harris on Friday said that Trump has focused on "rhetoric" in lieu of devising policy proposals when speaking about immigration, telling supporters, "Let's not permit scapegoating instead of solutions.
24% : The issue of immigration has remained one of Harris' weak points heading toward November, with voters indicating that they have more faith in Trump to address their concerns.

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