Biden and Canada address escalating gang violence in Haiti.

President Biden is set to visit Canada on Thursday, with the security crisis in Haiti at the top of the agenda. The United States has suggested that Canada lead a multinational mission to bolster the country's beleaguered police force, but Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has recently expressed reservations. Migration challenges at both the U.S.-Mexico and U.S.-Canada borders will also be discussed, as both leaders face increasing domestic pressure to deal with unlawful migration. Biden's inaugural visit to Ottawa was delayed by COVID-19 travel restrictions, but he has since traveled around the world and traveled by train into a war zone before making the short hop north.
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