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Biden secretly shipping his migrants aka voting and socialist
dependency bloc into tossup cities nationwide since all 2021,
now it's official...


With Border Cities Swamped, Biden To Bus Migrants Deeper Into US

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/immigration/border-surge-biden-admin-plans-send-migrants-cities-deeper-us-starting-rcna32530
https://news.yahoo.com/amid-border-surge-biden-admin-183015276.html
https://www.barrons.com/news/migrant-caravan-stops-in-mexico-to-negotiate-visas-01654726808

With border cities overwhelmed by a record surge in migration, the
Department of Homeland Security is planning to start transporting
migrants into cities away from the border, according to DHS documents
reviewed by NBC News.

Los Angeles has been designated as the first city to be the recipient
of the transported migrants, with Albuquerque, Houston, Dallas and
others to follow. In a statement to NBC, DHS said "no decision has
been made."

Away from microphones, DHS officials jokingly refer to the scheme as
the "Abbott plan," according to an unidentified official who spoke to
NBC. That's a reference to Texas governor Greg Abbott, who earlier
this year sent at least 10 busloads of illegal immigrants to
Washington, D.C. as a means of redistributing the wealth of inbound
Latin American diversity.

At the time, Customs and Border Protection commissioner Chris Magnus
said Abbott's shipping of immigrants made CBP's job more difficult.

Texas taxpayers paid for those buses, but the federal embrace of the
Abbott plan will put all taxpayers on the hook for who knows how much.
The new scheme will be managed by the Southwest Border Coordination
Center, a joint undertaking of CBP, the Federal Emergency Management
Agency (FEMA), Immigration and Customs Enforcement and other agencies.

The busing plan is Washington's answer to overflowing shelters run by
charitable and nongovernmental organizations in border cities. In
April, CBP tallied a record-breaking 234,088 migrant encounters.

NBC's revelation of the Biden administration plan comes the same week
that a massive migrant caravan has begun a thousand-mile trek from
Mexico's Guatemala border to the Rio Grande. Numbering upwards of
12,000, the group paused Wednesday in the town of Huixtla while the
Mexican government issued work visas that will ease their travel
throughout Mexico and up to the U.S. border.

On Friday, Biden is expected to sign an international declaration on
migration at the poorly-attended "Summit of the Americas" that he's
hosting in Los Angeles. According to AP, the declaration will "call
for more pathways to legal status, mechanisms to reunite families,
more efficient and humane border controls and improved information
sharing."