From the New York Times, I'm Sabrina Taverny Sea, and this is the Daily.

As Vice President Kamala Harris moves into the final stretch of her campaign,

one of the biggest issues for voters and for Republicans attacking her is the surge of migrants across the southern border

over the past four years and her role in it.

Today I talk to my colleague Zolan Cano Young's about her record. It's Thursday, September 5th.

It's Thursday, September 5th. So, we're gearing up for the presidential debate next week, and one of the biggest issues

for voters is immigration.

This is something that you and I have talked about a lot on the show,

and we've talked about how there has been this real spike

in border crossings over the past few years,

record numbers, and Republicans are trying

to pin those on Harris.

So because we know Republicans and Trump

are going to keep attacking her on this issue. We wanted to come to you,

our expert, and ask you what exactly her record has been on immigration and what we know about how she might

approach that issue if she is elected. Right, so we do know that Republicans at

this point are aggressively trying to attach Vice President

Kamala Harris to the border crisis that existed for much of the Biden administration.

And we also know that a lot of voters,

including supporters of the Democratic Party,

are trying to figure out and learn more

about the Vice President on a variety of issues. This is one of them and while her role in the federal

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