Vice President Kamala Harris has faced criticism for reversing her stance on the construction of a border wall, a policy she previously opposed as 'un-American' during the Trump administration. Harris now supports a bipartisan border security bill that includes funding for the wall, a move seen by many Republicans as a political flip-flop aimed at garnering voter support. GOP figures like Senators John Cornyn and Lindsey Graham have accused Harris of adopting Trump-like policies for electoral gain. However, some defend Harris by highlighting that the new legislation merely reallocates existing funds rather than initiating new wall construction. Critics argue that her policy shifts reflect broader strategic pivots by the Democratic campaign to appeal to a wider voter base. This change comes amid ongoing challenges in border security and immigration under the Biden-Harris administration.