Is it wrong to send migrants to Sanctuary Cities?

09/22/22 • 32 min

Immigration Crisis: The Fight for the Southern Border

An outcry on both sides of the aisle after 48 migrants were sent to Martha’s Vineyard, one of the most luxurious vacation spots in the United States – and a self-proclaimed Sanctuary City. The next day, two busses from Texas dropped off immigrants in front of the vice president’s home.

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What should we call people who cross into the United States illegally?

What should we call people who come into the United States? Migrants, immigrants, asylum seekers, undocumented – just to name a few.

Today we talk to retired Homeland Security agent in charge Ari Jimenez. the former supervisor of the San Antonio region which reaches all the way to the Mexican border. He explains why these individual names should not be used as a blanket statement.

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Latino community reacts to migrants being flown to Martha’s Vineyard

Last week Florida Governor Ron DeSantis paid more than $1.6 million to fly immigrants from San Antonio to Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts. So how is the Latino community responding to this bold action?

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