President Biden and his family arrived on Nantucket for what is set to be their final Thanksgiving holiday together at the presidential vacation spot, continuing a cherished family tradition. As they enjoyed the holiday, concerns about a migrant crime wave in the historically liberal island community lingered. The President visited a local firehouse to express gratitude to first responders, while Vice President Kamala Harris volunteered in Washington, D.C. The Bidens kept a low profile on their first day, but preparations and security measures were in place for their visit. The holiday also sparked discussions about potential controversial pardons and ongoing political challenges as the President aims to accomplish key tasks before leaving office.