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Now here's today's news, discerned differently.

Vice President Kamala Harris will be visiting El Paso, Texas tomorrow to see the

immigration crisis on the U.S.-Mexican border firsthand. She was tasked by the White House with dealing

with the root causes of immigration from Central America and will be visiting alongside Homeland

Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

That much seems objectively true. How you view the rest of the story depends on the perspective

you bring to it. Her visit will come days before a former President Donald Trump also goes to the

border on June 30th. Moments after Harris's trip was announced,

Mr. Trump took credit for her visit to the border and criticized the administration for ending

several of his immigration policies. However, White House press secretary Jen Saki denied that the

trip was a political decision, determined by the former president's

planned visit to the border. As with so much of our policies these days, what you believe depends

on who you believe. In news of far less significance, a group of soccer fans accidentally

traveled to Romania to watch their team play. The reason, they mixed up Budapest and

Bucharest, going to the latter when the match they wanted to see was in the former. The two cities are

518 miles apart. Until they got downtown in the Romanian capital and realized their mistake,

they were certain they were in the

right city. But sincerity is no substitute for truth. One of them said later, we have to learn more

about Europe. Another story making headlines is the announcement by Las Vegas Raiders'

defensive end, Carl Nassab,

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