ATLANTA — Vice President Kamala Harris arrived back to Georgia today, ahead of a forum later with students of the Atlanta University Center.
Among those on hand to greet the vice president at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport were Sen. Raphael Warnock, Rep. Nikema Williams and Atanta Mayor Andre Dickens.
Just four months after her last visit, the VP is making a stop in Atlanta as part of her "Fight for Our Freedoms" college tour on Tuesday. Marking her fifth stop on the tour, Harris will be speaking with students from Atlanta's historically Black colleges and universities.
According to the White House, she will participate in a moderated conversation with students from Morehouse College, Spelman College, Clark Atlanta University and Morris Brown College. She is expected to speak about issues that the administration believes disproportionately impact young people across America – from reproductive freedom and gun safety to voting rights and book bans.
The vice president's visit comes nearly two weeks after First Lady Jill Biden paid the Peach State a visit. The First Lady shared remarks at Emory University and a campaign event on behalf of President Joe Biden.
As for Harris, she has already spent a lot of time in Georgia. This marks at least her fourth trip to the state this year. Her May visit was her first appearance in Georgia following the announcement of the Biden-Harris reelection campaign.