Another member of the White House is heading to Boston in September.
Vice President Kamala Harris will celebrate Labor Day and the Biden "administration's commitment to working families with labor leaders and advocates" in the city Monday, the White House announced.
Harris will attend the Annual Greater Boston Labor Council Breakfast at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel, the White House said, before convening with workers in Boston for keynote remarks.
A week after her trip to the Hub, President Joe Biden will come to town. The Monday, Sept. 12, trip, will let the president "discuss the unprecedented investments in his Bipartisan Infrastructure Law that are building a better America," according to an announcement.
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Harris 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.
