Vice President Kamala Harris will announce agreements with private sector companies to invest in Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador as part of the White House’s effort to stem migration from Central America to the southern border.

Twelve firms and organizations have signed on, including Mastercard, Microsoft, Nespresso, Chobani, and Duolingo, a White House official said.

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