As the presidential campaign heats up, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are sharply contrasting their approaches to the housing crisis. Harris proposes building 3 million new homes and providing $25,000 for first-time buyers, while Trump attributes rising housing costs to illegal immigration without advocating for increased construction. Harris is also targeting Trump's Project 2025 in a new ad campaign, framing it as a threat to American values. Meanwhile, she has faced criticism for avoiding media interviews, with the Trump campaign accusing her of dodging the press. In a shift towards the center, Harris has expressed support for a border security bill that includes funding for a wall, a stance that contradicts her past positions. Both candidates are actively campaigning in key battleground states as they prepare for the upcoming election.