Trump Targets Harris on Border Issues
- Former President Trump criticizes Vice President Harris' handling of border issues.
- Rep. Tony Gonzales accuses Harris of failure in border policies.
- Trump warns supporters about potential actions if Harris is elected.
In a recent interview with Breitbart Texas, U.S. Representative Tony Gonzales (R-TX) criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for her handling of border policies during the Biden administration. Gonzales, who represents a district with a significant portion of the U.S.-Mexico border, asserted that Harris cannot escape accountability for what he describes as failed policies that have led to increased violence and chaos at the border. He emphasized that her attempts to distance herself from the title of Border Czar are futile, as the consequences of these policies are evident in border states like Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, and California. Gonzales highlighted the alarming statistics regarding migrant apprehensions, noting that the numbers during the Biden-Harris administration have reached unprecedented levels. He criticized the administration for not accurately reporting the total number of migrants entering the U.S., particularly those admitted through various programs that Congress did not authorize. He called for transparency in counting migrant entries and reiterated the need to remind Americans of the administration's failures as the election approaches. Former President Donald Trump also weighed in on Harris's performance, labeling her a "bum" responsible for the migrant surge at the border. His comments came during a recent event in Florida, where he criticized the Biden administration's border policies and called for Harris to be defeated in the upcoming elections. Trump's remarks reflect a broader Republican strategy to capitalize on border security issues as a key campaign theme. In response, the Harris campaign condemned Trump's speech as "bitter" and "bizarre," accusing him of spreading misinformation and making inappropriate comments. The ongoing debate over border security is expected to play a significant role in the upcoming elections, with both parties gearing up for a contentious battle.