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Harris to discuss migration on trip to Guatemala, Mexico

Vice President Kamala Harris is visiting Guatemala and Mexico to discuss ways to address corruption, and root causes of the wave of migrants trying to reach the United States from Central America and Mexico. Harris, making her first trip abroad since taking office, will discuss expanding immigration enforcement cooperation in a meeting with Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. The trip got off to a difficult start on Sunday when Harris' plane had what officials described as "a technical issue" and had to turn around 30 minutes into her flight to Guatemala. "I'm good. I'm good," Harris said after she returned to Joint Base Maryland in Maryland to switch planes. Reporters who were on Air Force Two said they heard unusual noises from the landing gear during the flight.