Harris walks fence at U.S.-Mexico border as she works to project tougher stance on migration

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : Trump didn't wait for her to arrive there before pushing back.
39% : ""These are hard, tough, vicious criminals that are free to roam in our country," Trump said at a manufacturing plant in Michigan.
37% : Trump was in the area last month, using a remote stretch of border wall and a pile of steel beams to draw a contrast between himself and Harris on border security.
20% : Still, Trump has continued to decry an "invasion" of border crossers.
14% : Border Patrol agents have "a tough job" and deserve support to do it, she said.Harris' visit was designed as a rejoinder to Trump and his fellow Republicans, who have pounded her relentlessly over the Biden administration's record on migration and fault the vice president for spending little time visiting the border during her time in the White House.
13% : Polling shows voters favor Trump on migration, and Harris has gone on offense to improve her standing on the issue and defuse a key line of political attack for her opponent.
13% : Harris recounted how a sweeping bipartisan package aiming to overhaul the federal immigration system collapsed in Congress earlier this year after Trump urged top Republicans to oppose it.

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