NJ migrant crisis: Reactions mixed on Gov. Phil Murphy's request to bus companies
Gov. Phil Murphy wants the bus companies transporting migrants to New Jersey to give notice of the drop-offs. But will the companies comply?
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New Jersey Democrat Mayor Blasted for Saying Migrants 'Not Welcome Here'
One Democrat mayor in New Jersey is taking heat for turning completely against Joe Biden's tidal wave of illegal border crossers.
Source: breitbart.com
New Jersey Democrat Mayor Blasted for Saying Migrants 'Not Welcome Here'
One Democrat mayor in New Jersey is taking heat for turning completely against Joe Biden's tidal wave of illegal border crossers.
Source: breitbart.com
Small Towns Overrun By Migrants Begin Pleading for Help as Biden's Border Crisis Worsens
According to the Department of Homeland Security, the border patrol has released more than 2 million migrants into the interior of the country in the last…
Source: nysun.com
Democrat Mayor Sparks Uproar for Saying Migrants 'Aren't Welcome'
"Theyre illegal, and they belong on the other side of the border," said the Democratic mayor of Edison, New Jersey.
Source: newsweek.com
More migrant buses from Texas arrive in New Jersey
Secaucus mayor Michael Gonnelli said most migrants on the buses continued onto New York which helped alleviate his concerns about their impact on the town's resources which he expressed during a a call with county and state law enforcement.
Source: wobm.com
Rep. Jeff Van Drew to Newsmax: N.J. Should Nix Sanctuary Status
Rep. Jeff Van Drew to Newsmax: N.J. Should Nix Sanctuary Status
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New Jersey: Hola and Adios, Muchachos - Shame You Gotta Go
New Jersey’s verminous Governor Phil Murphy ordinarily strikes one as your run-of-the-mill ROUS (Rodent of Unusual Size) when it comes to Democratic slimeballs in charge of a bluer-than-blue sta...
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More migrant buses from Texas arrive in New Jersey
Secaucus mayor Michael Gonnelli said most migrants on the buses continued onto New York which helped alleviate his concerns about their impact on the town's resources which he expressed during a a call with county and state law enforcement.
Source: sojo1049.com