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Florida Pledges To Join Texas and Arizona In Busing Illegal Immigrants North to Delaware

Crist calls proposal by DeSantis ‘inhumane and a betrayal of our deepest values as Americans.’

AP/Eugene Garcia, file
A pair of migrant families pass through a gap in the border wall to reach the United States after crossing from Mexico to Yuma, Arizona. Record numbers of Cubans have been arriving at the border this year. AP/Eugene Garcia, file
SCOTT NORVELL
SCOTT NORVELL

State officials in Florida are suggesting that they may soon join Texas and Arizona and begin busing illegal immigrants in that state north to President Biden’s home state of Delaware.

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SCOTT NORVELL
SCOTT NORVELL

Mr. Norvell is National Editor of The New York Sun.

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