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January 4, 2024
In the midst of a virtual forum last Wednesday with city leaders from Denver and Chicago, Mayor Adams announced an executive order to require charter bus drivers transporting migrants into
January 4, 2024
20+ Buses Total Carrying Migrants Stopped At NJ Train Stations: Gov. - Secaucus, NJ - It was 23 buses total carrying migrants from the U.S.-Mexico border that started arriving at New Jersey train stations Dec. 30:
January 4, 2024
New Jersey is so determined to avoid getting caught up in New York City's migrant mess that Empire State cops are being deployed to make sure that asylum seekers hop on Manhattan-bound trains.
January 4, 2024
In a potential preview of 2025, Republican Jack Ciattarelli & Democratic Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop sparred over migrants arriving in NJ.
January 4, 2024
In Edison, New Jersey, the mayor warned he would send people back to the border if they came to his city in buses. In Rockford, Illinois, authorities said 355 migrants who landed on a charter flight wouldn’t be staying. “NO MIGRANT BUSES THIS EXIT,” signs along Interstate 55 in Grundy County, Illinois, southwest of Chicago…
January 4, 2024
Dozens Of Migrants Dropped In Trenton Stayed, Mayor Says - Lawrenceville, NJ - Mayor Reed Gusciora has asked lawmakers to resolve the crisis or provide towns with resources to take care of humanitarian needs.
January 4, 2024
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.
January 4, 2024
Rep. Jeff Van Drew to Newsmax: N.J. Should 'Rescind Sanctuary State Status'
January 4, 2024
Rep. Jeff Van Drew to Newsmax: N.J. Should Nix Sanctuary Status
January 3, 2024
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott appears to have begun chartering flights when Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson cracked down on unscheduled bus drop-offs.