Kamala Harris recently faced questions from over a dozen undecided Latino American voters who were flown in from across the country at a Univision town hall in Las Vegas, Nevada.

In the absence of concrete policy proposals, Kamala Harris downplayed her four years of failure. When asked about her administration’s response to Hurricanes Helene and Milton, Harris accused President Trump of “politicizing” the response — despite the fact that FEMA is facing a financial shortfall for the remainder of the hurricane season, and instead is caring for migrants who have entered the United States illegally.

Immigration was featured prominently at the town hall — and while failed Border Czar Harris briefly mentioned her visit just days ago to the border, she failed to mention that it was only her second visit to the border in four years, and that her failed leadership has unleashed a wave of violent crime in communities like Aurora, Colorado and deadly fentanyl across the country. 

While Harris is the sitting vice president and has had four years to secure the border, she chose to avoid blame and promote Democrats' bill that would’ve meant out-of-control benefits for illegal immigrants, work permits, immigration lawyers paid with public resources, and would finance sanctuary cities and jurisdictions that would not have the obligation to cooperate with the application of immigration laws. 

Mario Sigbaum, a politically unaffiliated Latino voter from Santa Monica, California, said he considered Kamala “a candidate who had not gone through a normal process; no primaries or caucuses” and asked Harris to explain why Biden had been “completely dismissed.” Unsurprisingly, Kamala Harris completely avoided the question, but it’s a good question that deserves to be answered.

“Que Mala Kamala Harris failed to move the needle on undecided Latino voters at the Univision town hall, instead leaving Latino Americans more lost and confused than ever. Kamala gave no clear-cut answers to any of the questions posed by town hall attendees – except for when it came to promoting America Last policies. Harris even touted the idea of granting a pathway to citizenship to millions of migrants in this country, which inevitably includes the dozens of clearly unvetted Tren de Aragua violent gang members that are already in our country running rampant and terrorizing American families, including Latino communities. Latinos see right through her falsehoods and inflammatory rhetoric, and that’s why Latinos are swaying towards President Trump.” – Vianca Rodriguez, Trump Campaign Deputy Director of Hispanic Communications