President Joe Biden marked Memorial Day at Arlington National Cemetery with a tribute to fallen soldiers, including his late son Beau, an Iraq War veteran.

Biden emphasized the sacrifice made by those who served the country and highlighted his administration's support for veterans.

His administration has approved over 1 million claims for veterans injured by toxic exposures.

Biden signed the Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics Act into law in 2022 to provide benefits to affected veterans.

Since taking office, Biden has signed over 30 bipartisan laws supporting servicemen and veterans.

The president expressed gratitude to the families of fallen soldiers and those who continue to uphold the flame of liberty.

Former President Donald Trump's Memorial Day social media posts were criticized for attacking his legal adversaries, contrasting with Biden's message of remembrance and unity.

Ceremonies and parades were held across the nation, including a parade on Chicago's South Side and a wreath-laying ceremony at Grant Park to honor fallen military members.

Biden's participation in a wreath-laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and his service at Arlington National Cemetery underscored his commitment to honoring the country's heroes and upholding democratic ideals.