The highly controversial migration programs of Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis have now been the subjects of national debates, with more and more lawmakers questioning them over their actions.
Reports that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis will be sending a plane full of migrants to Delaware have taken the attention of the media, the state government, and even the White House yesterday.
Vice President Kamala Harris has continued to dodge questions about the arrival of two buses carrying migrants near her Washington, D.C. residence. In contrast to her husband, second gentleman Doug Emhoff, who had shared his thoughts about it.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott shipped off two busloads of immigrants to Vice President Kamala Harris' residence in the Naval Observatory in Washington DC.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis had sent two planes full of migrants to Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts as part of his promise to drop off illegal immigrants in progressive states.
Vice President Kamala Harris insisted that the U.S.-Mexico border is "secure" despite migrants crossing the border every month expected to reach two million.
Eight lifeless bodies of migrants were found in the Rio Grande in Texas on Thursday after the CBP responded to a large group of people crossing the river.
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey said that by installing 130 double-stacked shipping containers, the state has taken a "major step forward" in securing its border. However, just hours before that announcement, hundreds of migrants have proven him wrong already.
Six Cuban migrants were stuck in the middle of the ocean after their makeshift raft veered off course in the Gulf of Mexico. Luckily, the Carnival Paradise cruise ship was nearby.
CBP data reveals that Cuban encounters at the border over the past ten months surpassed the number of migrants from Cuba during the 1980s Mariel Boatlift.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has reacted to New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who warned him to send busloads of New Yorkers to the Lone Star State to campaign against Abbott's reelection bid.
Migrants risk extreme heat, long walks, and gang violence just to get to live in the U.S. However, many of them have been fed false information by smugglers on social media, particularly on Facebook and WhatsApp.
