Bus loads of illegals getting off at DC mostly single males

 Red States:

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... the people getting off the first bus were mostly single adult males. Remember when the Biden team claimed that single adult males were mostly being expelled under Title 42 and the people allowed to stay were largely families and children? The tale of the bus tells something different.
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A second bus arrived on Thursday and similarly had men who said they were from Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua, and Colombia.

Abbott’s plan is having its desired effect. Now it’s making the Biden team less likely to dump illegal aliens in Texas towns for them to have to deal with.
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The numbers going to DC are still nowhere near the numbers that were being dumped into small Texas towns near the border.  But it is a start and DC will eventually have to deal with it. 

See, also:

Majorities see Biden's latest border order as huge mistake

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