A few twenty-four hours are left for the American presidential elections and the machines in the political offices of the two candidates, Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump “have caught fire”.

Kamala Harris accuses Donald Trump of divisiveness, which is incendiary for the pre-election political climate. Donald Trump’s entourage has already started fueling rumors of election irregularities and even “fraud”.

Each of the two presidential candidates focuses on different issues, putting their best foot forward at the last moment.

The economy is the focus of Trump’s rhetoric

Addressing supporters in North Carolina, Donald Trump expressed his financial promises.

He cited a recent report on the jobs in the usawhich showed that job growth slowed significantly in October. The U.S. Labor Department has largely “blamed it” on back-to-back hurricanes, one of which hit North Carolina, and labor disputes, Trump said.

Trump blames the Biden administration for the numbers, specifically Kamala Harris, saying their policies have led to, he said, economic decline the country, “worse than the recession”.

“But don’t worry, I’ll fix it all“, Trump emphasized.

He committed to reduce taxes for workers and small businesses. He repeated his popular “tax-free tips” promise, adding that he would exempt overtime and Social Security benefits from taxes.

On energy, Trump has pledged to increase oil drilling and fracking in the US to increase energy independence and in turn lower energy prices. The fracking is a method of extracting oil and natural gas from great depths and involves pumping large quantities of fluids into the earth. Usually large amounts of wastewater are used at high pressure.

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Harris focuses on abortion

At her latest rally in Atlanta, Harris attacked Trump, saying she would spend his first day in office focused on the “enemy list» his.

“When elected, I will go in with a to-do list“, he says.

She takes aim at Trump’s economic plan — which she claims will favor the nation’s millionaires and billionaires over the middle class — before turning to her most popular argument: reproductive rights.

As Harris vows to restore abortion access nationwide, she was met with the rally’s loudest ovation yet.

Trump “hand-picked” the justices who overturned Roe v. Wade, ending abortion rights nationwide, Harris said.

“One in three women live in a state with Trump’s abortion ban, including Georgia“, he continues.

“But Donald Trump isn’t done“, he added. “It will ban abortion across the country».

Harris claimed that in this rally she will win. She quickly attacked her opponent, for the “division” and his “whining”..

She talked about her plans to beat inflation and lower health care costs, while mocking Donald Trump over his tax plans.

Trump repeats warnings of ‘immigrant invasion’

In North Carolina, Donald Trump continued his speech by focusing on immigration.

Again he blamed the increase in illegal immigration on Kamala Harris.

“She has broken her oath, wiped out our sovereign borders, and unleashed an army of gangs and criminal immigrants from prisons, insane asylums, and mental institutions,” Trump claimed, adding that they came from “Venezuela, Congo” and “they steal countless American lives».

He then played a video he has shown at most of his recent rallies, of a mother, Alexis Nungaray, whose 12-year-old daughter Jocelyn was killed in Texas in June. Police have charged two undocumented immigrants from Venezuela with her murder.

“The day I am sworn in, the immigrant invasion ends and the restoration of our country begins“, he swears.

And he repeated a recent promise, saying that, on day one, he would “begin the largest deportation program in American history.”

“And, now, I’m calling for the death penalty for any immigrant who kills an American citizen or law enforcement officer“, he says.

It is recalled that immigration crossings did reach record levels under President Biden, but the numbers have declined significantly in recent months. Harris has said she would make it even harder for immigrants to seek asylum in the US if elected.