NYC mayor outraged over the ‘small part’ of the border crisis impacting his city, asks for reinforcement: Texas AG
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton criticizes the lack of action being done to combat the growing border crisis on ‘Fox & Friends Weekend.’
During an interview on "Fox & Friends Weekend," Sunday, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton discusses Gov. Greg Abbott's decision to bus migrants to New York City and Washington D.C., as a solution for the overwhelming border crisis, arguing that Texas is sending sanctuary cities a "statement of fairness.'
KEN PAXTON: …Part of it is that we have a significant problem on the border. They're [NYC] only experiencing a slight bit of this. I mean, it's almost a little inconvenience for them, but it's a major problem for us. And so it's just interesting to see some of these mayors who have invited and have created sanctuary cities to suddenly start complaining that they've got a few thousand immigrants when we're dealing with millions.
Mayor Eric Adams speaks at City Hall. (Lev Radin/Pacific Press/LightRocket via Getty Images)
So it's kind of a statement of, first of all, fairness and, hey, why don't you pay attention to our real problem on the border? You're experiencing just a small part of it.
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