Migrants bused to D.C. don’t stay there. Here’s where they’re going – By Jennie Taer (Daily Caller News Foundation) / May 5, 2022
‘There’s gonna be more of a demographic that’s going to the northeast’
- Migrants bused to Washington, D.C. by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott told the Daily Caller News Foundation that they don’t plan to stay in the nation’s capital.
- “We were gonna go to New York, but the person is not responding to us, so now we want to go to Florida. We’re seeing if people can help us because there are people that will receive us in Florida and give us work in order to get settled,” one migrant told the DCNF.
- Around three dozen migrants from Cuba, Venezuela, and Angola departed two buses that arrived Wednesday morning.
Washington, D.C. — Roughly 40 migrants arrived in Washington Wednesday morning on buses chartered from Texas as part of Gov. Greg Abbott’s effort to bring migrants to the nation’s capital, and each of them told the Daily Caller News Foundation that they had no plans to stay.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott pledged to bus migrants to Washington on April 6 after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) announced that Title 42, the policy used to quickly expel certain migrants during the COVID-19 pandemic, will end May 23. However, the migrants on the bus Wednesday told the DCNF they were heading to Florida, Maine, New York, and Kentucky.
One group of men from Cuba and Venezuela said they were going to Florida, and one of them told the DCNF he was going to Miami.
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