President Biden and former President Donald Trump made their way to Texas separately on Thursday, pushing their own agendas on immigration. As they actively vie for their respective parties' nominations ahead of the November general election, the Lone Star State witnessed a dramatic split-screen moment. Against the backdrop of Texas, they engaged in discussions presenting starkly opposing perspectives on immigration and outlined their visions for the country's future.
Biden went to Brownsville, Texas, a city in the Rio grande Valley that has historically seen large influxes of migrants. He met with Border Patrol, law enforcement and local officials before giving his remarks.
