Author Charlie Spiering recently joined ‘Jesse Watters Primetime’ to discuss the contents of former Vice President Kamala Harris’ book ‘107 Days,’ which offers a detailed look into the final days of former President Donald Trump’s administration. In his discussion, Spiering recounted that Harris was one of the original critics of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency during her tenure as a senator. Spiering emphasized that Harris’ opposition to ICE was rooted in her early stance on immigration reform, which she has consistently advocated for throughout her political career.
The revelation has sparked discussions about Harris’ evolution on immigration policy and the potential implications of her past positions on her current policies. While some argue that her stance aligns with her long-standing advocacy for immigrant rights, others question the consistency of her position on immigration enforcement. Spiering’s account provides a glimpse into the internal dynamics of the Obama administration and the broader discourse on immigration in the United States. As the political landscape continues to shift, the discussion surrounding Harris’ past positions remains a topic of interest for both supporters and critics.