Biden names Harris to lead effort to stem migration at border
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The Biden administration is struggling to respond to a growing number of migrants arriving at the US-Mexico border.
US President Joe Biden has named Vice President Kamala Harris to lead his administration’s efforts, along with Mexico and Central America’s Northern Triangle countries, to try to stem the flow of immigration to the United States. Biden announced the move at a White House meeting with his immigration team on Wednesday. “I can think of nobody who is better qualified to do this,” Biden said.
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