From the New York Times, I'm Sabrina Tavernysee, and this is the Daily.

On Thursday, the two presumptive nominees for President, Joe Biden and Donald Trump

traveled to Texas where they gave dueling speeches on what is shaping up to be perhaps the most

important issue in the 2024 election. The flow of migrants across the border.

Today my of migrants across the border. Today, my colleague, White House correspondent Zolan Ken O'Yungs,

on Biden's risky bid to take Trump's biggest advantage and use it against him.

It's Friday, March 1st.

So Zulen, both President Biden and former President Trump visited the border in Texas on Thursday. And you know's 6 p.m. they just finished talking and it was

kind of this split screen performance right these dueling speeches one after the

other tell us what happened speeches one after the other.

Tell us what happened.

Well, these dueling trips to the border really do show us that we are in the general

election at this point.

The fact that both of the likely nominees chose to

travel to the border really does show you just how much immigration has rise to be

one of the most important concerns amongst voters.

And recent polling also shows that.

And that coincides with a record number of crossings at the southwest border and it's not just limited to

states along the border but you have migrant surges in cities throughout the United States

and it's increasingly becoming a huge political vulnerability for the White House

and you see the former president trying to seize on that vulnerability.

Okay, so that's why these two men go down there. What do they say when they're down there?

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