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President Joe Biden traveled to Baltimore Monday to visit a 150-year-old train tunnel - a major chokepoint between Washington and New York - that's slated to be replaced with help from the bipartisan infrastructure legislation he signed in 2021.
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An Amtrak train emerges from the Baltimore and Potomac Tunnel in Baltimore, Sept. 15, 2015. The tunnel is finally slated to be replaced with help from the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure legislation championed by Biden, and he plans to visit on Monday to talk about the massive investment.
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President Joe Biden greets Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott, center, and Maryland Gov. Wes Moore as he arrives and before speaking about infrastructure at the Baltimore and Potomac Tunnel North Portal in Baltimore, Monday, Jan. 30.
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Maryland Gov. Wes Moore talks with Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg before President Joe Biden about infrastructure at the Baltimore and Potomac Tunnel North Portal in Baltimore, Monday, Jan. 30.
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President Joe Biden speaks about infrastructure at the Baltimore and Potomac Tunnel North Portal in Baltimore, Monday, Jan. 30.
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President Joe Biden speaks about infrastructure at the Baltimore and Potomac Tunnel North Portal in Baltimore, Monday, Jan. 30.
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President Joe Biden speaks about infrastructure at the Baltimore and Potomac Tunnel North Portal in Baltimore, Monday, Jan. 30.
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President Joe Biden waves after speaking about infrastructure at the Baltimore and Potomac Tunnel North Portal in Baltimore, Monday, Jan. 30.
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President Joe Biden waves as he speaks about infrastructure at the Baltimore and Potomac Tunnel North Portal in Baltimore, Monday, Jan. 30.
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President Joe Biden speaks about infrastructure at the Baltimore and Potomac Tunnel North Portal in Baltimore, Monday, Jan. 30.
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