Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced that Texas will continue to transport migrants out of the state to sanctuary cities until the Biden administration takes action to secure the southern border.
Abbott made the announcement on “Fox & Friends,” saying the bus program has provided much-needed relief to Texas border towns, which are often overwhelmed by the number of migrants coming into the country from Mexico.
According to the governor, Texas has bused more than 12,500 migrants to Washington, DC; 25,000 in New York City; 20,000 in Chicago; 3,200 in Philadelphia; 7,400 in Denver; and just over 1,000 in Los Angeles.
The Biden administration has come under fire for its handling of the border crisis, with Republicans accusing the president of not doing enough to stem the flow of illegal immigration.
In an effort to address the crisis, the White House has requested $14 billion in funding for border security. The request includes funding for additional Border Patrol agents, fencing and technology.
The Biden administration has also taken steps to crack down on human traffickers and other criminals involved in migrant trafficking.
Despite the administration's efforts, the border crisis remains a major issue. In recent months, there has been an increase in the number of migrants crossing the border illegally. This has led to overcrowding at border facilities and a strain on resources in border communities.
The Biden administration has been working with Mexico and other Central American countries to address the root causes of migration. However, it is not clear how long it will take to resolve the border crisis.
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