President Joe Biden on Sunday will make his first visit to the U.S.-Mexico border since taking office, according to senior administration officials.
Biden will visit El Paso, Texas, to "address border enforcement operations and meet with local officials," officials said Thursday. The announcement follows comments the president made Wednesday, when he said he intended to visit the border before his trip to Mexico City for the "Three Amigos" summit with his Canadian and Mexican counterparts.
Biden's plans to visit the border were revealed just before the president's scheduled speech in the Roosevelt Room of the White House to unveil a new humanitarian "parole" program for migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela, the administration officials said.
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