Poor DC has to deal with 6,000 illegals

 

Harmeet K. Dhillon
@pnjaban
Good. It’s DC’s problem, DC residents voted for it — let DC deal with it!
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🧵Texas and Arizona governors continue to send buses full of migrants and refugees to Washington, D.C.'s Union Station, just a few blocks from the Capitol building. Upon arrival no government officials are there to meet them. npr.org/2022/08/05/111
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Harmeet K. Dhillon
@pnjaban
Yes it’s good. Everyone should enjoy the full benefits of this wonderful 🤡 policy! Why should border states have all the fun!
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Diana Bruegge
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They thought it was ok for Texas and Arizona to deal with the problem. Now they are seeing the havoc these two states have been dealing with! Maybe someone will wake up!
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Linda Patterson
@lindaspatterson
Poor DC got a total of 6,000 dropped off and their freaking out Texas got about 207,000 in just one month They need a few 100,000 before they notice
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