White House won't say if it wants more migrants in Delaware

 Fox News:

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre dismissed a reporter's question on Wednesday about whether President Biden wants more migrants to come to his home state of Delaware amid a historic surge in encounters at the southern border.

"Does President Biden want more migrants to come to Delaware?" a reporter asked Jean-Pierre at the White House.

"I don't even understand that question. I will move on," the press secretary replied.

The exchange came after Jean-Pierre criticized governors in border states for bussing thousands of migrants to New York City, Chicago and Washington, D.C.

"They're sending migrants — as we've seen the last several months, the last several weeks — they're sending migrants without letting city officials know, without letting the federal government know," Jean-Pierre said. "What they do is they call TV news stations to be there to capture this moment and use it as a political stunt."
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What is clear is that the Biden administration is doing little to stop the flow of migrants into border states and is also doing little to deal with them once they are there. 

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