To wrap up our weeklong series examining what a Kamala Harris presidency might look like, Marisa and Scott talk with Jazmine Ulloa, national politics reporter for The New York Times. They dig into Harris’ potential immigration policy plans, which remain top of mind in this race for voters and a line of attack for Harris’ opponents.
Political Breakdown
If Harris Wins: Immigration
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TOPSHOT - US Vice President Kamala Harris and Guatemala's Minister of Foreign Affairs Pedro Brolo face each other and place their right hand over their heart upon arrival at the Aeropuerto Internacional La Aurora in Guatemala City on June 6, 2021. - US Vice President Kamala Harris will visit Guatemala and Mexico this week, bringing a message of hope to a region hammered by Covid-19 and which is the source of most of the undocumented migrants seeking entry to the US. (Photo by Jim WATSON / AFP) (Photo by JIM WATSON/AFP via Getty Images)
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