Trump says suburbs are under ‘attack’, Harris calls him unstable

Republican Donald Trump warned that suburban residents were being “attacked” by criminals, while his Democratic rival Kamala Harris said he was becoming increasingly unstable as the two presidential candidates campaigned in the South on November 2, just three days before the US presidential election .

With polls predicting a historically close election on Nov. 5, Mr. Trump and Ms. Harris stuck to familiar themes.

At a rally in Gastonia, North Carolina, Trump said he would deport millions of immigrants if elected and warned that if Ms. Harris won, “it would turn every city in America into a dirty, dangerous refugee camp.”

During her campaign in Atlanta, Harris said the former Republican president would abuse his power if he returned to the White House. “This is someone who is increasingly unstable, obsessed with revenge, consumed with resentment, and the man is bent on unchecked power,” she said.

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