Transportation system overwhelmed by Biden's illegals trafficking program

 Anna Giaritella:

Airports and bus companies are struggling to keep up with the transportation needs of southern border towns strained by the number of migrants released by the Biden administration after crossing the border without authorization.

The shortages in transportation can mean that migrants have nowhere to go during the day or overnight, imposing new difficulties for residents of places like Eagle Pass, the remote Texas border town that has become ground zero of the migration crisis in recent weeks.

“This border issue — it's a mess. I would describe it as chaos right now,” Eagle Pass Mayor Rolando Salinas said. “You have large groups coming in. It’s become normal to see a group of 20 people on Main Street, at Dairy Queen, at the lake. A lot of them have been released. They're just walking around our city.”

Eagle Pass, a town of 29,000 residents working to overcome its reputation as one of the most poverty-stricken places in America, relies on a single nonprofit organization to aid migrants and help them move away from the border. The organization, Mission: Border Hope, was founded by Becky Baxter-Ballou and Bruce Ballou a decade ago with the intent of helping low-income families, but when migrants began crossing the international bridge seeking asylum several years ago, they started helping meet the hunger, clothing, and shelter needs of those entering their community.
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“Border Patrol — I’ve asked them, ‘What are you going to do with the people you release?’ And they always say, ‘Mayor, if you don't have a [nongovernmental organization], I'm just going to drop them off at the gas station,’” said Salinas, who is an independent. “So that would be even worse, right, having 500 people that are just in the streets."
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There is much more.

Biden's irresponsible trafficking in illegals has a direct impact on border residents having to deal with the invasion.  It is also having a negative impact inland at their final destinations.  

See, also:

Exclusive: Biden’s DHS Acts as ‘Full Service Travel Agency’ for Illegal Aliens Arriving at Southern Border

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