Vice President Kamala Harris is positioning herself as the presumptive Democratic nominee for the 2024 presidential election, but her campaign strategy notably omits solutions to the ongoing border crisis, despite immigration being a top voter concern. Critics argue that her recent four-page campaign plan prioritizes abortion rights over addressing the influx of illegal immigration, which has seen over 17 million unvetted individuals enter the U.S. during her tenure as 'border czar'. While Harris has acknowledged the root causes of migration, including climate change, her lack of a concrete immigration policy reflects the pressure from pro-migration donors and the complexities of her role. Furthermore, contrasts are being drawn between her campaign approach and that of Hillary Clinton, who emphasized breaking gender barriers during her run. The Republican opposition is leveraging Harris's immigration record as a focal point, with former President Trump and GOP leaders criticizing her effectiveness in managing border issues. As the election approaches, Harris must clarify her stance on immigration to mitigate the growing concerns among voters.