President Biden expected to speak on veteran benefits during Utah visit this week

President Biden is expected to make a stop in Utah this week as he visits other western states. It's expected he will speak about the PACT Act on its one-year anniversary, which expanded veteran and survivor benefits.

The larger trip will make stops in Arizona and New Mexico before stopping in the Beehive State.It's expected Biden will speak about the PACT Act on its one-year anniversary.

The PACT Act is the largest expansion of veteran and survivor benefits in decades and aims to provide further health care to veterans exposed to burn pits, Agent Orange and other toxic substances, FOX 13 News previously reported.Biden will also participate in a campaign reception in Park City during his Utah visit.

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