Kamala Harris will stay 100 miles away from the border during Arizona visit trends now

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Kamala Harris is taking yet another trip to a border state where she will balk her role as 'border czar' and avoid visiting the barrier between the U.S. and Mexico.

The vice president is going to Tonopah, Arizona, but instead of addressing the migration crisis, she will speak about investments in clean energy.

While giving her remarks, just 100 miles away migrants, asylum-seekers and illegal immigrants will continue flowing over the southern border, as they have been doing since President Joe Biden took office two years ago.

Republicans have been highly critical of Harris and Biden's handling of the migration crisis – along with their longtime avoidance of visiting the southern border.

'When will this Administration, and our border czar, start taking the crisis at the Southern Border seriously?' Iowa Representative Ashley Hinson tweeted.

Shortly after taking office, Biden gave his No. 2 the task of finding the root cause of mass migration to the U.S. – specifically from Northern Triangle countries of Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador.