Vice President Kamala Harris has reversed her previous stance on the southern border wall, now pledging hundreds of millions of dollars for its construction, a project she once labeled 'un-American.' This shift comes as her campaign faces significant attacks from Donald Trump's team regarding immigration policies. Harris plans to support a bipartisan border security bill negotiated by Senators James Lankford and Chris Murphy, which allocates $650 million for the wall, significantly less than the $18 billion proposed by Trump in 2018. Despite this new commitment to border security, Harris maintains key differences with Trump, opposing mass deportations and family separations. Critics, including Congressman August Pfluger, have accused her of flip-flopping to gain electoral favor. This pivot reflects a broader trend of Harris distancing herself from past liberal positions amidst heightened scrutiny over immigration issues.