Atlanta: There are only nine days left for the US elections. Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have put all their might into the election campaign. Immigration remains an important and controversial issue in the election. Many immigrants from India and other countries fear that if Trump wins, action will be taken.

In his speeches, Trump has promised sweeping changes to toughen Washington's immigration policy and vowed to launch the largest-ever deportation campaign of undocumented immigrants.

Concerns among various diaspora communities, including Pakistan

He has also talked about reviewing the existing refugee programs if elected. He has also vowed to end birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants, which has raised concerns among various migrant communities including India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan. Many people are also criticizing Trump for this.

At the same time, Vice President Kamala Harris has stressed the need to reduce illegal immigration. She has said that the immigration system is broken and legislative measures are needed to fix it. If Harris wins the presidential election, she will start World War III.

Trump vows to prevent World War III

Former President Donald Trump attacked Vice President Harris in Pennsylvania, saying that if elected, she would cause World War III. She would prove ineffective in dealing with global leaders like Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Trump vowed to prevent World War III and claimed the country had never been closer to it. He met a group of Muslims in Detroit. He argued that he deserves the support of Muslim voters because he would end conflicts and bring peace to West Asia.

What does the survey say?

This time the presidential election in America is going to be very interesting. This is not us saying this, but a survey by the New York Times and Siena College is telling this. Less than two weeks are left for the presidential election, but according to the final national survey, the popularity of both Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump is at its peak.

Both are tied at 48 percent in the popular vote and that is why this contest is going to be very tough.