Discovered clip reveals Kamala’s scandalous flip-flop on top problem

A newly resurfaced video from 2018 puts Vice President Kamala Harris back in the spotlight, revealing a controversial spin on an important issue. The clip shows Harris, then a California senator, chanting “down, down with deportation” during the 33rd annual Martin Luther King Jr. Parade in Los Angeles. At the time, she was the parade’s grand marshal and marched alongside now-disgraced actor Jussie Smollett, who later staged a hate crime.

The protest Harris participated in was a mix of causes, with the #TimesUp movement and other social justice issues taking center stage. However, it’s Harris’s specific call to end deportations that stands out. In the video, she passionately pumps her fist in the air, leading the chant: “Down, down deportation! Up, down education!”

The moment raises concerns as Harris’s stance on immigration has come under scrutiny over her role as the Biden administration’s “border czar.” Harris has been tasked with tackling the crisis at the southern border since 2021 but has faced fierce criticism for failing to secure it, with an estimated 15 million immigrants entering the country illegally under her watch.

Despite the footage being from six years ago, Harris has continued to repeat similar rhetoric in more recent appearances. At an event on immigration reform, she pledged to close all detention centers holding criminal illegal immigrants “on day one” if she were given more authority. Her commitment to dismantling immigration enforcement is a cornerstone of her progressive platform, but it has also been a point of contention among critics who question her ability to manage the ongoing crisis at the border.

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Her performance as Border Czar has been widely criticized by Republicans, who claim her approach has been too soft. As the crisis continues to grow, with record numbers of illegal border crossings, the resurfaced video adds fuel to the fire for those accusing her of hypocrisy.

During the 2018 parade, Harris’s stance on immigration may have seemed consistent with her progressive image. If elected president, Harris has said she will pour hundreds of millions into building the southern border wall — a project she once decried as “un-American” during the Trump administration. It’s the latest turn for Harris, who has previously supported far-left policies.

When Harris first ran for president in 2019, she called Trump’s border wall a “medieval vanity project” and claimed it would do nothing to stop transnational gangs from crossing into the U.S. Just months later, in February 2020, she posted on Facebook calling the wall a “complete waste of taxpayer money” that would do nothing to make Americans safer.

Her opposition goes back even further — in April 2017, shortly after entering the Senate, Harris called the wall a “dumb use of money” and vowed to block all funding for it. Now, with her political ambitions on the line and Trump’s border policies proving effective, Harris appears to be changing course and embracing the project she once ridiculed.

As Trump’s campaign ramps up its attacks on his weak border record, Harris has suddenly shifted to a tougher stance on immigration. But she still can’t escape the glaring differences from Trump’s proven approach. Harris remains opposed to family separation and mass deportations, suggesting that her tough talk may simply be an empty political spin.

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