Senator Kamala Harris has criticized President Donald Trump for his plans of mass deportations if re-elected, stating that tearing families apart and carrying out the largest deportation in American history is not the way to move the nation forward. She emphasized the need to protect Dreamers and reform the immigration system while ensuring border security. Harris also highlighted her background as a prosecutor and the values instilled in her by her mother.
On the other hand, the Teamsters union, traditionally a supporter of Democrats, released polling data revealing strong support for Trump among their members. This is despite President Sean O’Brien’s appearance at the Republican National Convention earlier this year, causing discord among the rank-and-file.
In other news, Bernie Sanders is preparing resolutions to block the sale of offensive US weaponry to Israel, citing the ongoing conflict in Gaza. A new poll shows Harris leading Trump in key battleground states like Pennsylvania and Michigan, while the Federal Reserve has cut interest rates for the first time in four years. Additionally, House Democrats are expected to vote against a government funding bill paired with legislation to prevent non-citizens from voting, which the White House opposes.
Overall, while Harris strengthens her stance against Trump’s immigration policies, she faces challenges from within the union and in the upcoming election where polls show a tight race. Meanwhile, Sanders continues to advocate for peace in Gaza, and the Federal Reserve takes action to stimulate the economy.
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