Numerous former Democratic foreign policy leaders have endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for the presidency, despite her limited diplomatic experience. As global tensions rise, questions about her stance on key foreign policy issues, such as military aid to Israel and Ukraine, the migrant crisis, and China's emergence, have emerged. Harris has aligned with Biden's position on supporting Israel in its conflict with Hamas, voiced strong support for Ukraine against Russia, and has been tasked with addressing the root causes of migration from Central America. She has also expressed concerns about China's actions in the Indo-Pacific region and has made efforts to engage with African nations, emphasizing the importance of their innovation and human rights. Despite criticism and attempts to tie her to immigration issues, Harris has been actively involved in shaping the administration's foreign policy approach.