Back to the economy, Obama pushes infrastructure plan in Miami

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President Barack Obama delivers remarks at a naturalization ceremony for active duty service members and civilians.

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President Barack Obama delivers remarks at a naturalization ceremony for active duty service members and civilians.

At the end of a week dominated by issues of immigration and gun control legislation, President Barack Obama on Friday focused on the economy, appearing in Miami to press Congress to pass new tax incentive and federal spending proposals he says will help attract more investment in the nation’s infrastructure.

He asked the audience at the Port of Miami Terminal: “What are we waiting for?” He continued, “There’s work to be done. There’s workers who are ready to do it. Let’s prove to the world there’s no better place to do business than right here in the United States of America and let’s get started rebuilding America.”

Obama said that the country is still dotted with dated bridges, rail lines, roads and ports that hamper trade and endanger the public.

Click here for the full story from NBC News political reporters Carrie Dann and Shawna Thomas, Political Reporters, NBC News.

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