Former President Donald Trump has taken a sharp jab at Vice President Kamala Harris, labeling her as the “Border Czar” and accusing her of allowing terrorists into the United States “at a level that we’ve never seen.” The controversial remarks were made during a recent conversation with Kellyanne Conway, Trump’s former advisor, and have sparked heated debate over the state of border security under the Biden-Harris administration.
Trump’s explosive comments were part of a broader critique of Harris’s handling of the U.S.-Mexico border crisis, an issue he has long focused on during his political career. With Harris tasked by President Joe Biden to oversee border-related matters, Trump wasted no time in holding her directly responsible for what he describes as a dangerous influx of illegal immigrants and, more alarmingly, potential terrorists.
Trump’s Criticism of the ‘Border Czar’
“Kamala is in charge of the border—so let’s call her the ‘Border Czar,’” Trump declared. “She’s allowing terrorists into the country at a level that we’ve never seen!”
This bold accusation underscores Trump’s ongoing narrative that the current administration’s immigration policies have weakened U.S. national security. Trump argues that Harris’s approach, which includes prioritizing humanitarian aid and addressing the root causes of migration from Central America, is failing to secure the border and is putting the country at risk.
“They’re not vetting these people properly,” Trump claimed. “We have no idea who’s coming in, and that includes people who want to do harm to this country.”
Terrorists at the Border?
One of the most controversial aspects of Trump’s statement was his assertion that terrorists are entering the U.S. at unprecedented levels. While border security has long been a point of contention between Republicans and Democrats, Trump’s suggestion that Harris is enabling an influx of terrorists has drawn both support and criticism.
Critics of Trump’s rhetoric argue that there is little evidence to support such claims, pointing to the robust screening processes in place for asylum seekers and other immigrants. However, Trump’s base sees his comments as a legitimate concern, particularly amid growing fears about national security and the safety of the U.S. border.
“Trump is once again playing into people’s fears with baseless claims,” said a political analyst. “There’s no hard evidence to suggest that terrorists are pouring into the country because of Harris’s policies.”
Harris’s Approach to Border Security
In response to mounting criticism, Kamala Harris has repeatedly emphasized the importance of addressing the root causes of migration, such as poverty, violence, and corruption in Central American countries. While she acknowledges that the situation at the border is challenging, Harris has defended the administration’s approach as necessary to build a more sustainable and secure immigration system.
However, Trump has consistently argued that the Biden-Harris administration’s border policies are too lenient and have directly led to the surge in illegal crossings and security threats. He insists that his administration’s stricter measures, including the construction of the border wall and the Remain in Mexico policy, were far more effective in keeping the U.S. safe.
A Key Issue for 2024
With the 2024 election looming, Trump’s attack on Harris’s handling of the border is likely to remain a central theme in his campaign. Immigration and national security have always been key issues for Trump, and he shows no signs of letting up on his critique of the current administration’s policies.
For now, Harris continues to face pressure from all sides, with Republicans accusing her of being ineffective and Democrats defending her efforts to find long-term solutions to migration challenges.


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