Then-Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) chanted “down, down with deportation” during a Los Angeles parade in January 2018, resurfaced video shows, as the Democratic presidential nominee seeks to distance herself from the ongoing border crisis.
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Then-Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) chanted “down, down with deportation” during a Los Angeles parade in January 2018, resurfaced video shows, as the Democratic presidential nominee seeks to distance herself from the ongoing border crisis.
Harris, now 59, served as grand marshal of the 33rd annual Kingdom Day Parade, meant to celebrate the legacy of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. — but was caught on tape repeating the far-left slogan in footage first obtained by the Daily Mail.
“Up up with education. Down, down with deportation!” President Biden’s future vice president and border czar cheered as she smiled and pumped her fist with husband Doug Emhoff and stepdaughter Ella Emhoff in tow.
The Harris campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Since winning the 2024 nomination, Harris has backed off many open-borders policies she once supported as both a senator and 2020 Democratic presidential candidate.
That includes past statements in favor of closing down private migrant detention centers used by Immigration and Customs Enforcement an agency she also suggested abolishing — and spending taxpayer dollars on gender-reassignment surgeries for migrants.
