Fault lines appear in the blue state united front.
Where there’s a will, there’s a way. That seems to be the sentiment when transporting or housing migrants, even if it means breaking a few rules. After New York City Mayor Eric Adams issued an executive order in December last year to try and crackdown on migrant buses flowing into the city, New Jersey became the hotspot for allegedly rogue operators. Exasperation appears to have overwhelmed the mayor as he is now seeking $700 million in damages from bus operators who bring migrants into the not-so welcoming embrace of a once proud sanctuary city.
Busing Migrants into the Garden State
To hear Mayor Adams talk, it seems NYC is under siege. The city is struggling both financially and logistically with the rush to find accommodations for the undocumented. The challenge is real, and it’s only getting worse – and picky migrants who
