Vice President Kamala Harris faces criticism from Republican lawmakers for skipping Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to Congress, opting instead to speak at a sorority event, with some accusing her of antisemitism and neglecting a key ally. Concurrently, Harris is under fire from a pro-Trump super PAC for her handling of the border crisis, being labeled as 'dangerously liberal' and criticized for her stance on immigration and police issues. Despite initial media reports in 2021 referring to her as the 'border czar,' recent liberal media outlets have backtracked, asserting she never held that title. Evidence shows previous statements from President Biden tasking Harris with addressing migration issues. Amid these attacks, former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson clarified that Harris was never the 'border czar,' a title attributed to her by Republicans to politicize her role, emphasizing her actual responsibility was addressing the root causes of migration from Central America.