Migrants bused to Kamala Harris's dwelling reveal last locations after being despatched to Washington, DC

More than 100 migrants have been bused from Texas to Vice President Kamala Harris's residence in Washington, D.C., on Thursday, with many praising the method of getting bused additional into the nation as being “superb.”

Two busloads of migrants have been dropped off by a metro bus cease close to Harris’s dwelling within the Naval Observatory on Thursday after Republican Gov. Greg Abbott authorized the transfer out of his state earlier this week. No less than one of many migrants, Wazir Khan, agreed with the transfer, saying he was advised his last vacation spot can be New York.

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“We’re going to New York,” he mentioned.

Khan arrived within the district on Thursday after touring from Venezuela, he advised the Washington Examiner. Khan traveled to the US due to financial struggles, describing his arrival in Washington, D.C., as “superb.”

A number of of the migrants who arrived on Thursday got here from Venezuela, Columbia, and different South American international locations on a 38-hour bus journey that left Texas on Tuesday round 4 p.m., officers advised the Washington Examiner. As they have been transferred on the bus, they got appointments for immigration courtroom hearings over the approaching months. It’s not clear the place the migrants can be staying within the interim.

Volunteers arrived on the Naval Observatory shortly after the buses arrived on Thursday, telling the Washington Examiner they have been unaware migrants could be dropped off at that location. Teams had been ready since 6 a.m. at Union Station, the place buses have been dropping off migrants since April.

Teams are planning to take the migrants to an area church to feed them breakfast and supply them sources that can assist them journey to their last areas.

Mayor Muriel Bowser was unaware the buses could be dropping migrants off on the vp’s residence. Town is working to mobilize its newly created Workplace of Migrant Companies to answer the migrant arrivals, a spokesperson for the mayor’s workplace advised DC News Now.