South Asian American Officials Endorse Kamala Harris for President

Over 60 South Asian American state and local officials across the US have endorsed Kamala Harris for the presidency, underscoring her potential to create a fairer and more inclusive immigration system. They highlighted her role in uniting diverse communities and her strong policy initiatives alongside President Joe Biden.

More than 60 South Asian American state and local elected officials from across the US have endorsed Kamala Harris for the presidency, hailing her as the daughter of an Indian immigrant mother who will create a 'fairer and more inclusive' immigration system. This marks a significant backing in the political landscape.

The endorsement, organized by Indian American Impact, recognizes Harris's potential to make history as the first South Asian American woman President of the United States. The officials noted her unique ability to unite the nation during times of heightened stakes.

Prominent figures extending their support include Maryland Lieutenant Governor Aruna Katragadda Miller and Virginia State Senator Ghazala Hashmi, among others. They praised Harris for her comprehensive policy achievements with President Joe Biden, emphasizing climate action, voting rights, and other vital issues.

(With inputs from agencies.)