President Joe Biden will be coming to Massachusetts in September to promote his recently passed infrastructure law. The Law was signed last year by Biden and now his visit to Boston will be aimed towards discussing the investments being made under the bipartisan infrastructure law, as announced by the Whitehouse.
The White House has not yet announced any additional details about the trip other than the date of visit which is September 12.
Vice Preside Kamala Harris will be in Boston during the events of Labour Day on September 5th. No information has yet been released about her exact location of the visit but it’s not hard to guess as it’s traditional for national leaders to take part in Labor Day trips to the city’s annual breakfast hosted by the union. According to the whitehouse “Harris will be in Boston on September 5, to celebrate the Labor Day holiday and administration’s commitment to working families with labor leaders and advocates.”
It is noticeable that Both the leaders have had their visits to Massachuetes just months before. Biden was in Somerset to announce new climate actions in July. VP Harris on the other hand was just in Boston, holding a roundtable with Gov. Charlie Baker, Rep. Ayanna Pressley and others to discuss the significance of a woman’s right to make decisions about her reproductive health after the Supreme Court struck down the landmark Roe v. Wade decision.
Both the visits will be important for Boston’s administrative structure and its plans for the future.
The visits are also ought to disturb some traffic around the city, see here what you should avoid on the holiday of labor day.
