Vice President Kamala Harris will visit the U.S.-Mexico border during a campaign rally in Arizona on Friday, aiming to address immigration issues that voters trust her opponent to handle better.

This marks her first visit to the border since 2021 amid ongoing Republican criticism linking her to rising illegal crossings.

Harris advocates for reviving a bipartisan border bill to enhance security and create more legal immigration pathways, Newsweek has reported.

Recent polls indicate a decline in illegal crossings, but immigration remains a vulnerability for Harris, especially in light of a significant lead for Donald Trump on the issue earlier this year.

Written by B.C. Begley