More Busloads of Migrants Arrive at Vice President’s Residence After She Is Charged With Solving Border Crisis

Red state governors are busing or flying migrants to liberal ‘sanctuary cities’ such as D.C. as well as to the exclusive liberal island of Martha’s Vineyard.

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Vice President Harris delivers remarks during a tour of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center with President Yoon of the Republic of Korea, on April 25, 2023, at Greenbelt, Maryland. Joel Kowsky/NASA via Getty Images

Two buses filled with migrants who crossed the southern border have arrived at the Naval Observatory at Washington, D.C. — the official residence of Vice President Harris. She has officially been tasked with fixing the root causes of the migration crisis, and by many accounts has struggled to deliver results. 

On Thursday, just before the pandemic-era immigration restriction known as Title 42 expired, two buses delivered dozens of migrants to the vice president’s gates. On Wednesday evening, 50 migrants were dropped off. The caravan originated in Texas, reportedly sent directly to Ms. Harris’s door by the governor of Texas, Greg Abbott. 

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