Biden promised to visit a Native American tribe. He's finally going, in a swing state
Briefly

President Biden's visit to the Gila River Indian Community represents a historic moment, addressing past wrongs and delivering the first presidential apology regarding federal Indian boarding schools.
This apology holds significant weight, especially given the painful legacy of the boarding schools where at least 973 children died. It fulfills a promise Biden made to tribal leaders.
The timing of Biden's visit is strategic as it occurs right before Election Day, aiming to galvanize Native American voters in key swing states like Arizona.
Karine Jean-Pierre noted that this visit is part of the president's legacy, emphasizing his long-standing desire to acknowledge and apologize for historical injustices.
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