Gov. Abbott responds to DC Mayor complaint about migrants

 DailyWire:

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Abbott responded on Twitter, writing: “D.C. is experiencing a fraction of the disastrous impact the border crisis has caused Texas.”

“Mayor Bowser should stop attacking Texas for securing the border & demand Joe Biden do his job,” Abbott added.

Bowser said in her letter that she expects the “crisis” in D.C., a term that Democrats have resisted using when talking about Biden’s border crisis, “to escalate.” “The number of people crossing the border seeking asylum, we expect to only go up, we need to make sure that there is a national response, not an ad hoc city by city, state by state response,” she continued.

Abbott spokeswoman Renae Eze told the Washington Examiner that the nation’s capital, which is overwhelmingly deep blue, “finally understands what Texans have been dealing with every single day, as our communities are overrun and overwhelmed by thousands of illegal immigrants thanks to President Biden’s open border policies.”
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It is telling that Bowser has not attacked the real source of this problem, i.e. Joe Biden's illegal border policy.  While DC is dealing with a few busloads of migrants, Joe Biden has been trafficking illegals all across America using buses and airplanes. The source of DC's problems actually resides in DC and Bowser is ignoring directly dealing with her fellow Democrats.

See, also:

D.C. Mayor Complains Of ‘Tipping Point’ With 4,000 Illegal Immigrants. Cruz Fires: What The Hell Do You Call 3.5 Million At The Border

And:

 EXCLUSIVE: 400 Migrants in One Group Cross into Texas Border Town

And:

 US to fill border wall gaps at open area near Yuma, Arizona

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