For Kamala Harris, the issue of immigration has become her number one obstacle in her trek to the White House. Most opinion polls suggest that over two-thirds of the American public consider this mass immigration to have a negative impact on the country, a costly drain on our economy at a time when we can ill afford it.

For Kamala Harris, the issue of immigration has become her number one obstacle in her trek to the White House. Most opinion polls suggest that over two-thirds of the American public consider this mass immigration to have a negative impact on the country, a costly drain on our economy at a time when we can ill afford it.

For Kamala Harris, the issue of immigration has become her number one obstacle in her trek to the White House. Most opinion polls suggest that over two-thirds of the American public consider this mass immigration to have a negative impact on the country, a costly drain on our economy at a time when we can ill afford it.

I live in rural Pennsylvania, on the eastern side of those same mountains, the Appalachians that JD Vance writes about in his book, "Hillbilly Elegy."

I live in rural Pennsylvania, on the eastern side of those same mountains, the Appalachians that JD Vance writes about in his book, "Hillbilly Elegy."

I live in rural Pennsylvania, on the eastern side of those same mountains, the Appalachians that JD Vance writes about in his book, "Hillbilly Elegy."

I live in rural Pennsylvania, on the eastern side of those same mountains, the Appalachians that JD Vance writes about in his book, "Hillbilly Elegy."

There is no American initiative to move the conflict from the battlefield to the negotiation table. Most often, there is no effort to speak to the other side. Neither Secretary Blinken, our chief negotiator, nor President Biden appears willing to pick up the phone.

There is no American initiative to move the conflict from the battlefield to the negotiation table. Most often, there is no effort to speak to the other side. Neither Secretary Blinken, our chief negotiator, nor President Biden appears willing to pick up the phone.

There is no American initiative to move the conflict from the battlefield to the negotiation table. Most often, there is no effort to speak to the other side. Neither Secretary Blinken, our chief negotiator, nor President Biden appears willing to pick up the phone.