Former President Donald Trump has launched a series of attacks against Vice President Kamala Harris, accusing her of failing to address crime and immigration issues during her tenure as San Francisco's district attorney. He labeled her as the 'Godmother of sanctuary cities' and blamed her policies for allowing criminals to evade deportation, citing specific violent crimes committed by illegal immigrants. Trump characterized California as a 'mess' due to high taxes, inflation, and crime rates, warning that a Harris presidency would replicate these issues nationwide. In response, Harris has been campaigning aggressively in battleground states, attempting to distance herself from her previous policy positions while maintaining momentum after a recent debate. Both campaigns are focused on solidifying their bases as the election approaches, with Trump framing Harris's record in dire terms and suggesting she would exacerbate current national issues. Harris, meanwhile, continues to rally support in critical areas, highlighting her debate performance and pushing back against Trump's claims.