Jill Biden's State of the Union guests: Alabama IVF patient, Swedish PM, UAW president and more

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First lady Jill Biden's guests for the State of the Union (SOTU) address on Thursday night include an Alabama woman who is seeking in vitro fertilization (IVF), Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson and United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain.

President Biden will deliver his last SOTU address before voters cast their ballots in the general election come November. The first lady's choice of guests for her viewing box provides a glimpse into several issues Biden may focus on in his remarks: wider abortion access, immigration, foreign affairs, support for union workers and stricter gun control, to name a few.

"Each of these individuals were invited by the White House because they personify issues or themes to be addressed by the President in his speech, or they embody the Biden-Harris Administration’s policies at work for the American people. The Second Gentleman, Mr. Douglas Emhoff, will also join the First Lady in the viewing box," her office said in a statement.

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Latorya Beasley, a mother from Alabama, was seeking to expand her family through IVF "when her embryo transfer was abruptly canceled as a result of the recent Alabama Supreme Court decision," according to the White House.

Kate Cox, a