Texas has initiated the transportation of migrants to cities abundantly adopting sanctuary status, commencing with a flight that touched down in Chicago this Tuesday, according to our sources. This new approach signifies a transition from Governor Greg Abbott's previous measures that involved vehicular transfer of migrants, aimed at offloading the demanding circumstances faced by the border state.

The inaugural flight departed from El Paso on Tuesday afternoon, ferrying 120 migrants before its evening arrival at Chicago's O'Hare Airport. This information was confirmed by inside sources from Governor Abbott's office. It was clarified that the migrants taking the flight had acquiesced to it, signing voluntary waivers, similar to the process followed during their earlier bus journeys.

This change of strategy comes as a countermeasure against the legal impediments Chicago posed to the bussing efforts. Essentially, Chicago had initiated legal actions targeting the firms involved in the transportation of these migrants.

Abbott's transportation strategy for migrants took shape in April 2022, initially involving bus transfers towards Washington, D.C. This modus operandi was subsequently expanded to embrace other urban locations renowned for their 'sanctuary' regulations, restricting cooperation with federal immigration authorities.

Speaking on the matter this week, Governor Abbott's office stated that over 82,900 migrants have been transferred via bus to cities such as Washington, D.C., New York City, Chicago, Philadelphia, Denver, and Los Angeles. Governor Abbott underscored that this protocol offers essential respite to border towns and pledged its continuation until the border secures under the Biden administration.

Texas has initiated the transportation of migrants to cities abundantly adopting sanctuary status, commencing with a flight that touched down in Chicago this Tuesday, according to our sources. This new approach signifies a transition from Governor Greg Abbott's previous measures that involved vehicular transfer of migrants, aimed at offloading the demanding circumstances faced by the border state.
The inaugural flight departed from El Paso on Tuesday afternoon, ferrying 120 migrants before its evening arrival at Chicago's O'Hare Airport. This information was confirmed by inside sources from Governor Abbott's office. It was clarified that the migrants taking the flight had acquiesced to it, signing voluntary waivers, similar to the process followed during their earlier bus journeys.
This change of strategy comes as a countermeasure against the legal impediments Chicago posed to the bussing efforts. Essentially, Chicago had initiated legal actions targeting the firms involved in the transportation of these migrants.
Abbott's transportation strategy for migrants took shape in April 2022, initially involving bus transfers towards Washington, D.C. This modus operandi was subsequently expanded to embrace other urban locations renowned for their 'sanctuary' regulations, restricting cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
Speaking on the matter this week, Governor Abbott's office stated that over 82,900 migrants have been transferred via bus to cities such as Washington, D.C., New York City, Chicago, Philadelphia, Denver, and Los Angeles. Governor Abbott underscored that this protocol offers essential respite to border towns and pledged its continuation until the border secures under the Biden administration.

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