Biden and Trump head to border for high-stakes duel

President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are set to make separate visits to the U.S.-Mexico border this week, in what is shaping up to be a high-stakes showdown over immigration policies.

Biden is expected to visit a migrant processing center in Texas, where he will be briefed on the situation at the border and meet with officials and border patrol agents. The visit comes as the Biden administration faces increasing pressure to address the surge of migrants crossing the border, with Republicans accusing the president of mishandling the situation.

Meanwhile, Trump is also planning a trip to the border, where he is expected to criticize Biden’s immigration policies and advocate for his own hardline approach to border security. Trump has repeatedly attacked Biden for rolling back his administration’s immigration policies, including building a wall along the border and restricting legal immigration.

The dueling visits highlight the ongoing debate over immigration in the United States, with both parties arguing over how to address the issue and secure the border. Biden has promised more humane immigration policies, while Trump continues to advocate for tough border security measures.

As the two leaders prepare to face off at the border, the stakes are high as they seek to rally support for their respective immigration agendas and shape the future of U.S. immigration policy.