With just a week until the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are in a close race, with national polls showing Trump leading by a mere 0.2 percentage points. Harris is capitalizing on controversial comments made during Trump's New York rally, which featured comedian Tony Hinchcliffe's derogatory remarks about Puerto Rico, despite the Trump campaign distancing itself from these comments. The election race has intensified with Harris delivering her 'closing argument' in Washington, D.C., and Trump campaigning in Pennsylvania, both targeting key swing states. Immigration is a crucial issue, as immigrant communities express fear over potential policy changes under a new administration, with both candidates proposing stricter immigration measures. The final campaign efforts see Harris and Trump focusing on mobilizing voters in battleground states like Michigan and North Carolina, where early voting turnout is breaking records. President Joe Biden, who has stepped down from the race, publicly endorsed Harris, highlighting her character and experience over Trump.