What Harris didn't tell you about her immigration plans

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : While she was focused on "commonsense solutions" for immigration reform, she told supporters in the battleground state, Trump was playing "the same old political games".
42% : "It was a pitch that may appeal to Hispanic voters, an increasingly influential demographic in Arizona - a state that will be critical to determining the White House - and where Trump still holds a narrow lead.
33% : The proposal is an attempt to claw back ground from Trump, who polls show is handily beating her on the issue with voters with stringent proposals including a mass deportation programme.
24% : Amid the tough rhetoric, there were attempts to tread a delicate balance as Ms Harris accused Trump of "fanning the flames of fear and division".
15% : With Trump painting her as the face of the Biden administration's unpopular legacy on immigration, this was an attempt to shake off suggestions she has been absent on the issue and take the fight to her Republican opponent.
11% : The stretch of border wall Ms Harris toured was built not under Trump, but the Obama administration.

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