At a Sunday rally in Las Vegas, Vice President Kamala Harris accused former President Donald Trump of fanning “flames of fear” around immigration, warned of the dangers of a Trump second term, and urged people to make a voting plan ahead of the election.
Trump used his speech at the World Market Center to stoke fears about immigrants, adding to a laundry list of anti-immigrant remarks, which include spreading lies about the Haitian community in Ohio.
“He continues to fan the flames of fear and division,” Harris said on Sunday.
Harris also pointed to earlier this year when Congress was working on a bipartisan deal around immigration, which among other things would have given President Joe Biden the authority to shut down any asylum requests.
She said Trump “tanked the bill” because he thought it would hurt his campaign. The bill died after Trump came out against it.
“When he was president, he did nothing to fix our immigration system,” she said.