Ron DeSantis SENDS TWO PLANES
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Tech
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BOP
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Plenty of illegals down there, too.
I thought that was obamao's fence
They were sent by the Dispatcher on the Julio Hotline.
If they see any foreigners that are not cleaning or cutting something they dial "Nein, Nein, Nein, Nein, Nein!"
Clem72
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So now there's precedent right? Anywhere the Fed's ship these guys the state can run them off with National Guardsmen.
Clem72
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I don't have cable TV and don't really watch the news, so this is the first time I have actually watched Gutfeld. He's definitely funny, maybe not as funny as he thinks he is, but I would probably watch more regularly if it was convenient. The bongos were pretty cringy though.
TALLAHASSEE, FL — Outraged at having been sent 50 illegal immigrants from Florida by Ron DeSantis, Martha's Vineyard has taken ultimate revenge on the governor by shipping 50 Karens to Florida.
"Perhaps now DeSantis will think twice before he sullies our pristine white island with brown migrant people," said Martha's Vineyard HOA President Karen VonSchnitzel. "Once the charter flight filled with our neighborhood's most insufferable Karens touches down in Tallahassee, he will rue the day he made us look like heartless racists in front of the entire country. HAHAHAHAHA!"
babylonbee.com
At publishing time, DeSantis confirmed the Karens had been apprehended by the Florida National Guard and were on their way to Gitmo.
"Perhaps now DeSantis will think twice before he sullies our pristine white island with brown migrant people," said Martha's Vineyard HOA President Karen VonSchnitzel. "Once the charter flight filled with our neighborhood's most insufferable Karens touches down in Tallahassee, he will rue the day he made us look like heartless racists in front of the entire country. HAHAHAHAHA!"
Martha's Vineyard Takes Revenge On DeSantis By Shipping Him 50 Karens
TALLAHASSEE, FL — Outraged at having been sent 50 illegal immigrants from Florida by Ron DeSantis, Martha's Vineyard has taken ultimate revenge on the governor by shipping 50 Karens to Florida.
babylonbee.com
At publishing time, DeSantis confirmed the Karens had been apprehended by the Florida National Guard and were on their way to Gitmo.
Hijinx
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There were probably more than 50 Hispanics down there fishing.
Tech
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And they brought their own buses too.
Texas Sheriff Opens Criminal Investigation Into Migrants 'Lured Under False Pretenses' to Martha's Vineyard
More fallout from migrants flown to Martha's Vineyard. A Texas sheriff says he's investigating whether any laws were broken as part of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' (R) scheme to ship 48 Venezuelan migrants off to Martha's Vineyard last week.
The migrants were recruited from a shelter in San Antonio, Texas, which is in Bexar County, and then flown to Florida, before ultimately landing in Massachusetts. They were reportedly told that they were going to Boston and that they could get expedited work papers there.
Instead, DeSantis sent them to the small island of Martha's Vineyard and did not inform officials there that they were coming.
Now, the Bexar County Sheriff's Office "has opened an investigation into the migrants that were lured from the Migrant Resource Center, located in Bexar County, TX, and flown to Florida, where they were ultimately left to fend for themselves in Martha's Vineyard," the office announced Monday. "Additionally, we are working with private attorneys who are representing the victims, as well as advocacy organizations regarding this incident. We are also preparing to work with any federal agencies that have concurrent jurisdiction, should the need arise."
At a Monday press conference, Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar said the "48 migrants were lured under false pretenses" and that they were "exploited and hoodwinked" for "nothing more than political posturing."
"They were promised work, they were promised a solution to several of their problems," said Salazar. "They were taken to Martha's Vineyard, from what we can gather, for little more than a photo op, video op, and then they were unceremoniously stranded in Martha's Vineyard."
Salazar said they're "very early in the investigation," but "I believe there is some criminal activity involved here."
The migrant move also has DeSantis facing questions from Florida lawmakers, who question whether he had the legal authority to fly people to Martha's Vineyard. DeSantis said he paid for the flights with money earmarked by the state legislature to "facilitate the transport of unauthorized aliens from this state consistent with federal law."
But "state Democrats and others are questioning whether the flights were legal since they originated in Texas and not Florida," reports Politico. "The law also specified that the flights should be used to transport 'unauthorized aliens'—but lawyers speaking on behalf of the migrants say many who were flown to Martha's Vineyard are seeking asylum, which puts them in a different category legally."
Aren't they trained to say "asylum" upon first contact with US authorities?
Grumpy
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DeSantis' plane sending immigrants to Biden's Rehoboth beach home
DeSantis last week sparked a spectacular escalation in the ongoing immigration war between the Republican GOP's in charge of the border states and Democrat officials in so-called 'sanctuary cities'.