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President Biden on Friday, along with Western Hemisphere leaders, will announce a new migration pact that will promote “safe and orderly migration" in the region.

Vice President Kamala Harris today hosted a roundtable with women business executives, entrepreneurs, and civil society leaders to discuss women’s

ANKARA - US Vice President Kamala Harris on Tuesday pledged over USD1.9 billion in private funds to address the root causes of migration from Central America. Addressing the Summit of the Americas in Los Angeles, Harris said the fund will be used in "new private-sector commitments to create economic opportunity in northern Central America." The fund will support the US Strategy to Address the Root Causes of Migration, which was launched by Harris in July 2021 and aligns American effort...

InterContinental Los Angeles DowntownLos Angeles, California 11:05 A.M. PDT THE VICE PRESIDENT:  Good morning.  Well, first, I want to

Kamala Harris secured nearly $2 billion in investments from the private sector Tuesday in hopes of stopring illegal migrants from crossing the southern border. 

Vice President Kamala Harris on Wednesday, at the Summit of the Americas, again doubled down on the “root causes” explanation for the ongoing and historic migrant crisis.

Today, Vice President Kamala Harris announced the Central American Service Corps (CASC).  The CASC initiative was developed by public, private, and

U.S. Department of State, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), and the Partnership for Central America (PCA), come together to announce

Through the process they tried to get mexico to stop at lower levels but not until trump picked up the phone that action was taken. would you encourage president biden to pick up the phone and say look, put a stop to this? >> i would not just encourage him, i would say he has to. thats his job. its his responsibility. he needs to get out there and he needs to be the strength. he needs to lead from a position strength. if he throws more money, they are going to do what they are doing now. cartels...

Private-sector corporations will invest $2 billion into northern Central America under a Biden administration initiative meant to improve economic conditions in the region amid mass migration to Mexico and the United States.