Vice President Kamala HarrisVerified account

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Vice President of the United States. Wife to the first . Momala. Auntie. Fighting for the people.

Joined November 2016

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  1. The American Families Plan lifts up working families with children by: - Providing universal pre-K - Extending the Child Tax Credit - Making child care more accessible and affordable

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  2. To end this pandemic, each and every one of us has a role. Go get vaccinated.

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  3. Thank you to Majority Leader Schumer, Senators Todd Young, Maria Cantwell, and Roger Wicker for leading a bipartisan effort to pass the U.S. Innovation and Competition Act.

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  4. Investing in R&D and manufacturing will create jobs here at home and unleash American ingenuity—helping America win the 21st Century.

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  5. What happens abroad matters to the United States. and I will continue to strengthen our relationships around the world.

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  6. Mexico made important progress by passing labor reforms to advance the rights of workers—and the U.S. is supporting the implementation. I met with labor leaders in Mexico to express our nation’s solidarity with them. Because when workers are strong, our economies are strong.

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  7. I just met with several women entrepreneurs in Mexico. No matter where you are in the world, this truth remains: When we lift up women, we lift up communities, and all of society benefits.

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  8. Ahead of my meeting with President , the U.S. and Mexico signed a critical Memo of Understanding. It outlines how our nations will work together to address the root causes of migration and help people find hope at home.

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  9. Today, President and I discussed our shared interests in security, economic opportunity, vaccines, and migration. The United States sees Mexico as a partner on these issues.

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  10. The United States and Mexico share history and family. Our economies are tied, and our security relies on one another. I am here in Mexico City to renew our nation’s important partnership with Mexico.

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  11. This afternoon I met with community leaders in Guatemala. We talked about what barriers stand in the way for Guatemalans to build a future at home.

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  12. This afternoon, I got to see what students in Guatemala are working on in the lab—and hear about how local entrepreneurs are growing their local economies. Around the world, innovators and entrepreneurs create economic opportunity. We must support them.

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  13. ., the President of Guatemala, and I just met to discuss our nations’ shared priorities—in particular, addressing the root causes of migration. After our meeting, we made several significant announcements about the work ahead.

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  14. Our world is interconnected and interdependent—and we know that what happens abroad impacts security and prosperity at home in the United States. That is why I am in Guatemala today.

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  15. I’m here in Guatemala City for my first international trip as Vice President. I look forward to meeting with President and community leaders.

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  16. On the 77th anniversary of , we honor the heroes who stormed the beaches of Normandy and liberated a continent. We will never forget their courage and sacrifice.

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  17. Today, there is hope. Thanks to scientists and activists, our world could be free from AIDS within our lifetimes.  and I are determined to help make that world a reality.

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  18. It has been 40 years since the first cases of AIDS were reported. Globally, over the last 40 years, 32 million lives have been taken by HIV/AIDS. This deadly virus has devastated families and entire communities.

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  19. Let’s ensure that by July 4th, 70% of adults have received at least one shot of the COVID-19 vaccine. It will take all of us to meet this ambitious goal.

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  20. To all those who have lost someone to gun violence, I want you to know that and I see you—and we will not stop working toward an America that is free from gun violence.

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