McAllen, Texas mayor responds to New York and DC mayors whining about illegals

 Washington Examiner:

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"You see New York, you see Washington kind of drowning with a few buses," Javier Villalobos, the mayor of McAllen, Texas, told Fox News. "We used to get over a thousand-something people a day.”

More than 6,800 migrants have been bused from Texas to the district over the last four months, and another 360 of them have been transported to New York City since last week, according to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s office. Comparatively, McAllen has dealt with “thousands of immigrants a day,” according to Villalobos.

“I think they can handle a few hundred,” he said.

Bowser has decried Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey’s and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s initiatives to send migrants to Washington, claiming that the migrants are being “tricked” into traveling farther away from their intended destinations. Local organizations have criticized Bowser’s comments, claiming that several migrants plan to stay in the Washington, D.C., area but are being denied access to city resources.

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If Biden were doing his job and enforcing the US immigration law there would be fewer illegals to transport.  Biden has been a total disgrace when it comes to dealing with illegal immigration.  He should be impeached.

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