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From: NOT-SURE@idiocracy.gov
On 8/15/22 1:13 AM, Mean Trump wrote:
> In article
> ignorant emotional democrats wrote:
>>
>> Drop them off at the Joe Biden residence in Delaware.
>>
>
> Another busload of border-crossers from Texas arrived in the Big
> Apple on Sunday morning — as a top city official ripped the Lone
> Star State governor’s policy and a former New York gov called it
> “brilliant.”
>
> Thirty-one mask-wearing, young-adult migrants got off a white
> bus about 7 a.m. at Manhattan’s Port Authority Bus Terminal amid
> the ongoing public war of words between GOP Texas Gov. Greg
> Abbott and Dem Mayor Eric Adams’ administration about the bussed
> border-crossers.
>
> City Hall’s head of Immigrant Affairs, Manuel Castro, on Sunday
> said the latest “bus full of asylum seekers coming from Texas”
> was part of a shameful “political ploy.
>
> “We have serious issues about the way Gov. Abbott is treating
> asylum-seekers, especially because this is supposed to be a
> voluntary bus ride, and it appears that it’s not,” Castro told
> reporters at the Manhattan facility.
>
> The commissioner was apparently referencing reports about sick
> and unfed migrants, as well as those who were forced to come
> directly to New York City without stopping despite asking to get
> off the bus in Tennessee.
>
> “We’re calling into question what Gov. Abbott is doing. This is
> a political ploy,” Castro said.
>
> “We’ll talk to individuals, we’ll find out more,” he said. “In
> previous buses, people were sick, hungry, they had been through
> a lot. … There have been a lot of issues on the way here. As you
> may have heard, one individual, or many individuals, wanted to
> get off earlier, but the bus [driver] was refusing to.”
>
> The influx of migrants — many of whom are reportedly pursuing
> political asylum in the US — to the five boroughs has left city
> officials scrambling to provide shelter for the homeless
> newcomers, which is required by law.
>
> But ex-New York Gov. David Paterson, a Democrat, said he is
> impressed by Abbott’s political maneuvering, explaining that it
> put Adams in a bind.
>
> “The governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, has come up with … one of
> the most brilliant political strategies I’ve heard in a long
> time,” Paterson said during an appearance on WABC 770’s “Cats
> Roundtable” that aired Sunday.
>
> “I’m a Democrat. And there are a lot of things I don’t like
> about what he is doing. However, sometimes you have to tip your
> cap to your opponent.
>
> “It has really paid dividends to him politically,” Paterson said
> of Abbott. “In addition, it has put New York’s Mayor Eric Adams
> in the position where he can’t say he won’t accept the
> immigrants.
>
> “That would be going against what has been the policy most
> Democrats have on immigration in the first place. And if [Adams]
> sends the immigrants back to Texas, he is … going against his
> own attempt to get the federal government to help pay for the
> fact that they are here.”
>
> A City Hall rep said Sunday’s bussed-in migrants are originally
> from Venezuela and Colombia. The city joined volunteers in
> providing them with food, water and clothing, as well as legal
> and medical assistance, the representative said.
>
> Many of the migrants will eventually head to final destinations
> in New Jersey, North Carolina, Chicago and Kentucky, with
> volunteers helping to get them there, the rep said.
>
> Abbott’s press office did not respond to a request for comment.
>
> aterson said that while the situation puts Adams in a bind, he
> doesn’t think it has harmed him politically.
>
> “I don’t think Adams is being hurt in this process at all,” the
> former governor told host John Catsimatidis. “But I think
> nationally, it’s an amazing way to focus people on the whole
> immigration process.”
>
> https://nypost.com/2022/08/14/more-migrants-arrive-in-nyc-david-
> paterson-calls-it-brilliant/
>
TEXAS and ARIZONA and other RED STATES should also offer all the
illegals and other criminals like ANTIFA and #BLM a release from jails
when they are arrested, if they agree to leave the States and NOT return
under the penalty of it being a FELONY BENCH WARRANT that will require a
long sentence to prison and/or monetary fines. SO that the illegals go
to the BLUE SANCTUARY STATES where the DEMOCRATS claim they want/need
them. And at the same time it allows the Democrats to put their money
where their mouth is, it also gives the RED STATES a way to get rid of
the Leftists hate groups.
It's cheap and efficient and you have a date they have to be out of the
State and you taxpayers don't have to pay for the bus ticket and it
makes the jails cheaper to run and will lower crime for free.
--
-That's karma-
The result is DEMOCRATS lies about history and reality to themselves and
others means their attempts to figure-out what's wrong is an exercise in
futility, because what they think they know they really don't know, and
fixing problems without the truth... becomes a fools errand.
--- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
* Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)
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