Donald Trump has intensified his rhetoric against Vice President Kamala Harris, accusing her of 'killing Black and Hispanic heritage' by allowing undocumented migrants to take jobs from Black and Hispanic Americans. He asserts that the current immigration policies under Harris lead to an 'invasion' that is detrimental to American workers, despite studies showing that increased immigration does not correlate with higher unemployment rates among native-born citizens. Trump also labeled Harris's supporters as 'stupid' and linked them to policies that could trigger economic downturns. This confrontational strategy appears to be part of his broader campaign to regain support as he faces increasing opposition, even from within his party. Trump's comments come amid a complex political landscape where some Republicans express support for Harris, indicating a shift in voter sentiment. Economists and experts have challenged Trump's claims, emphasizing that immigration does not harm employment opportunities for Black workers.