Vice President Kamala Harris participated in Univision’s presidential town hall in Las Vegas on Oct. 10 as part of her campaign’s final push to win over undecided Latino voters, who could hold significant sway in the upcoming election.
Vice President Kamala Harris faced Latino voters at a Univision town hall, where she was grilled with questions on the economy, immigration and her plans for the White House.
Vice President Harris on Thursday worked to court Latino voters with a town hall hosted by Univision, an American Spanish-language network, fielding questions on immigration, the economy, and reproductive rights.
During the town hall, the Vice President conveyed her message that she is a champion of the middle class, and vowed to continue Biden's crackdown of the border
