Three busloads of migrants were sent outside the residence of US Vice President Kamala Harris of Texas to protest the White House’s immigration policy.
A group of migrants were “unloaded” outside Kamala Harris’ home on Christmas Eve. Three busloads of people were sent from Texas to the US Vice President’s home.
This is yet another attack on the Joe Biden administration by Southern Republican governors in protest at White House immigration policies. According to local media reports, the migrants are from Texas, dressed in light clothing totally inadequate for the capital’s freezing temperatures.
Gov. Greg Abbott, on the front lines of the fight against federal administration, has already sent two other busloads of migrants in the past, as have Florida Republicans Doug Ducey and Ron DeSantis, previous Florida governor and aspiring GOP candidate for the White Party House. Sending a clear signal to the Biden administration that disagrees with the American Democrats’ welcome policy is a necessary response for Republicans.
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When the migrants arrived at the Naval Observatory in Washington, where Harris lives, they were immediately rescued with blankets and hot food and transported to a nearby church. These days, Texas has to deal with a new wave of immigrants trying to enter the United States to start a new life: in recent days, the rescue operations due to the frost have been complicated by the lack of suitable structures to welcome them.