During a recent visit to the U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona, former President Donald Trump criticized President Biden's immigration policies, claiming they have led to an 'open border' and increased crime. Trump showcased the border wall built during his administration and met with families affected by crimes allegedly committed by undocumented immigrants, emphasizing his tough stance on immigration. He accused Senate Republicans of stalling bipartisan legislation to use the issue as a campaign tool, while his critics argue he exploits the border crisis for political gain without offering real solutions. Trump's visit coincided with the Democratic National Convention, where speakers accused him of demonizing immigrants and failing to address the complexities of immigration reform. The Biden administration did not respond to Trump's claims during the visit. The contrasting narratives highlight ongoing tensions between the two parties regarding immigration policy and border security.