Former Democratic foreign policy leaders have thrown their support behind Vice President Kamala Harris in her quest for the presidency, despite her limited experience in international affairs. With increased global tensions, voters are eager to understand her stance on key foreign policy issues such as military support for Israel and Ukraine, the migrant crisis, and the emergence of China as a global power. Although Harris had a minimal role in shaping foreign policy during the Biden administration, she has made significant statements on various international matters. She has expressed support for Israel's right to defend itself in its conflict with Hamas in Gaza, while also emphasizing the suffering of the people in the region. Additionally, she has shown unwavering support for Ukraine in its conflict with Russia, condemning Russia's actions and warning China against supporting Russia. Regarding the migrant crisis at the southern border, Harris has been tasked with addressing the root causes of migration in Central America, emphasizing the need to investigate corruption while discouraging migrants from attempting to reach the U.S. border. She has faced criticism from Republicans, who have labeled her the "border czar" and blamed her for the surge in migrant crossings. In the Indo-Pacific region, Harris has spoken out against China's coercive actions in the South China Sea and reaffirmed America's commitment to supporting Taiwan against Chinese aggression. She has also addressed matters in Africa, emphasizing the continent's potential for shaping the future of the world and expressing a commitment to L.G.B.T.Q. rights. Harris's foreign policy positions have come under scrutiny, especially as she rapidly ascended to the top of the Democratic ticket. As the presidential race unfolds, her stance on critical global issues will continue to be a focal point for voters and political opponents alike.