PHOENIX (AZ Family/AP) — Vice President Kamala Harris is scheduled to visit Arizona next week with the legendary Mexican Regional group Los Tigres Del Norte The race to the White House is getting tighter than ever.

Arizona Family confirmed that Harris will hold a campaign event in Phoenix on Thursday.

It’s the night former President Donald Trump is expected to host an event. conservative political commentator Tucker Carlson in Glendale.

Progressive Democrats warn Harris Unless he immediately changes his campaign’s closing message and heralds, he risks losing the support of a small but significant part of his political base.

Trump, meanwhile, began his remarks in Texas by slamming a judge who ordered Virginia to return registered voters who were removed from their voting roles in the state close to Election Day.

“This outrageous decision goes against the foundations of our democracy,” Trump said.

Trump said Harris was using Texas as a “staging area” to illegally bring armies of people to the United States. The former president blamed Harris even as he said the Biden administration had made Texas “ground zero” for a border “invasion.”

Trump also claimed that mismanagement of the US-Mexico border was a crime against humanity.

At an event in Arizona on Thursday night, Trump said that the U.S. “It’s like a dustbin for the world.”

He doubled down on his comments, repeating a similar statement in Texas.

Harris called the comment Friday “yet another example of how he truly disdains our country.” Minutes after Trump’s reaction, Trump said it twice more at a hearing in Texas, according to the Associated Press.

During this event, Trump predicted that if he won the election, he would break a record for the number of people deported from the United States.

Trump praised President Dwight D. Eisenhower for overseeing mass deportations as part of a plan known as “Operation Wetback.”

Trump has made mass deportation the focus of his campaign for a second term in the White House.

“I think we’re going to break that record,” Trump said of Eisenhower’s deportation. “It’s not that I want to break it, but I guess we don’t have a choice.”

He said his administration would “imprison these brutal and bloodthirsty criminals or expel them from the country.”

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