Sprinting in the final month, Ms. Harris unleashed a "trick" that caused a media explosion, Mr. Trump "hit hard" on immigration

With only 29 days left until the US election, in contrast to the silence of previous months, Vice President Kamala Harris has begun a strong media campaign, while her opponent Donald Trump continues to harshly criticize immigrants.

US Vice President Kamala Harris in an interview with CBS's 60 Minutes . (Source: Youtube)

The Hill newspaper reported on October 7 that in the new strategy, Ms. Harris will appear on many TV channels and participate in famous programs to attract voters' attention.

Earlier this week, she sat down for an interview with CBS 's 60 Minutes , and will continue to appear on The View , The Howard Stern Show , and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert . Last week, she also joined the Call Her Daddy podcast to discuss abortion rights.

Vice President Harris' campaign previously focused on defending her from moments out of her control, but that strategy has shifted as polls show voters want to know more about the Democratic nominee.

Ms. Harris is now stepping up her public appearances, especially in friendly media, in an effort to build her image ahead of the election.

In addition, she also received support from her running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, who is actively appearing in the media, including appearing on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on the evening of October 7.

Former President Barack Obama will also campaign in Pennsylvania this week.

However, Ms. Harris is facing many challenges in key states. In Michigan, the Vice President met with Arab and Muslim American leaders to consolidate support, but polls show she and Mr. Trump are in a fierce competition among these communities.

In Pennsylvania, she struggled to connect with workers and union members, a constituency that once formed the Democratic Party's base.

Still, the Democratic candidate leads Mr. Trump by 18 points among white voters with college degrees, a margin that is superior to previous party candidates like Joe Biden in 2020 and Hillary Clinton in 2016. Voters with college degrees are expected to account for about 40% of the total electorate, an all-time high.

Meanwhile, on the same day, October 7, Politico reported that former US President Donald Trump continued to use increasingly harsh language to criticize immigrants.

In an interview with the famous conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, former President Trump said that immigrants commit terrible crimes because it is “in their genes”, and that America currently has many “bad genes”.

During the election campaign, Mr. Trump repeatedly used anti-immigrant rhetoric, pledging mass deportations if elected.

The White House has condemned Mr. Trump’s remarks. Vice President Kamala Harris has called on Mr. Trump to end his anti-immigrant rhetoric. In a New York Times /Siena College poll last September, Mr. Trump led Ms. Harris on immigration 53%-42%.

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