EAGLE PASS, TEXAS — President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump traveled to the southern border on Thursday to cast blame on each other for the immigrant crisis.
Immigration has steadily picked up steam as a top issue for voters ahead of the 2024 election, especially in states in the South and Southwest, and though both Biden and Trump surveyed sections of border wall and delivered speeches, they took pointedly different approaches in making their case to potential voters.
Biden traveled to Brownsville, Texas, a relatively slow-flow section along the border, on Thursday. He opened his remarks by addressing the recent Texas wildfires and vowing to continue fighting climate change before methodically laying out the case for a modest immigration reform proposal brokered by a bipartisan group of senators.
The measure failed to pass the Senate and
Read more…
