Vice President Kamala Harris's approach to migration reflects a nuanced strategy that doesn't pay any heed to the indictment that the root cause in Central America has to be dealt with, all the while dealing with immediate border concerns. While Vice President Kamala Harris has taken tangible efforts to improve the home country conditions of migrants with the objective of deterring irregular migration, some critics opine that such a long-term strategy has kept her or others off the pressing issues at the U.S. border.

Former President Donald Trump has also pitched a mass deportation plan for his 2024 campaign, where millions of undocumented immigrants would be removed from the United States. At the heart of his platform on immigration, this plan further hardens the hardline stance his administration had taken earlier by hardening control at the borders and forcing deportations.

Former President Donald Trump has, as in his prior presidential campaigns and term, pegged his platform on mass deportation as central to his bid for presidency in 2024. As part of his "Commitment to America," he intends to remove millions of undocumented immigrants from the United States.

Vice President Kamala Harris has become the point woman for the Biden administration on immigration policy. Her mission is to find the root causes of migration from Central America while confronting very complex dynamics at the U.S.-Mexico border. Harris has pushed for long-term solutions involving economic aid and diplomatic efforts to stem the flow of migrants by improving things back home.

Former President Donald Trump threatened that he might use the Insurrection Act if he is elected again to office for a second term in the presidency in the 2024 presidential election. This raises the question of how he will use the military at home. The Insurrection Act enables the president to use military forces domestically to address civil disorder and has rarely been invoked in the modern era.

The Biden administration has tried to regularize the situation of undocumented immigrant spouses, but it has proved extraordinarily complex and is still unsettled. Biden has focused far more on opening legal pathways for immigrants in comparison to the Trump administration, whose stricter immigration policies were based on enforcement and deterrence as a way toward immigration reform.

Concerning the issue of relevance, an article in El País refutes the belief that migrants take American jobs by citing how they help in sustaining the American economy. Contrary to the mendacious narrative presented by ex-U.S. President Donald Trump, it is sensible that immigrants occupy critical positions in those areas that have a low supply of workers, including agriculture, health, and construction.

Vice President Kamala Harris spoke to a rally jammed with supporters in the battleground state of Arizona, touting Biden administration immigration plans. She underlined that the administration is deeply committed to founding an orderly and humane immigration system, as it works to deal with root causes of migration from Central America, meaning poverty, violence, and corruption.

Over the past years, there has been a high rate of citizenship among immigrants to the United States. The main drivers for this rise would appear to be a mix of adjustments in immigration policies, the pursuit of economic opportunity, and the need for stability and security.

Many immigrant spouses without legal status are finding themselves outside President Biden's immigration plans, even as they have deep roots in the United States. Many spouses to U.S. citizens and legal residents live in fear daily of deportation, laying unwieldy stress on their families.