A Republican senator wants DC to give states a heads-up before shipping migrants from the US-Mexico border to other jurisdictions. “Americans des...
A Republican senator wants DC to give states a heads-up before shipping migrants from the US-Mexico border to other jurisdictions.
“Americans deserve to know who is being pushed into their communities at taxpayers’ expense,” Sen. Roger Marshall exclusively told The Post. The National Oversight of Transported Immigrants to Communities is Essential Act, which Marshall introduced Thursday, would force federal agencies to provide states with key information about migrants whom the government transfers to their locations.
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