During a Univision town hall, Vice President Kamala Harris addressed immigration issues, emphasizing the broken U.S. immigration system and expressing sympathy for undocumented immigrants like Ivett Castillo, who lost her mother due to lack of legal status. Harris reiterated the Biden administration's efforts to pass an immigration bill that would create a pathway to citizenship but acknowledged Congress's failure to act. Critics noted that Harris often avoided direct answers to questions about her policies, with a significant portion of the audience still undecided about their vote. A recent Pew Research poll revealed that 60% of Americans feel Harris has not clearly explained her immigration policies, compared to 30% regarding Trump. Additionally, Harris's immigration stance may be unpopular among swing voters, leading to a lack of clarity in her messaging. The upcoming election is critical, as polls show Harris's lead among Latino voters is shrinking.