Texas Governor to send busloads of illegals to D.C.. Love to see that happen. I bet they will be intercepted along the way by the Nazi feds.

I think it’s a good idea, but I’ll bet the feds will shut it down. Plus the first bus stop on the way, most will be gone.

I KNOW!

(who in the he[ck] would willingly live in DC????

I think just threatening them to re home them in DC should be enough to make them run across the border with a southerly heading

Feds won't let it happen cause it's illegal

Please don't route the buses through Missouri on the way to DC.

Send them all there.

Just paint NGO on the side of the bus.

A litle more information- https://www.wkrg.com/border-report-...k-inspections-from-mexico-governor-says/

just do it like the Feds did , charter planes file flight plans to land at a slow time in the middle of the night , state it is an immigration reform rally land them at Ronald Reagan and hand out metro passes and gift cards for restaurants around the white house and capitol building.

give a nice speech how President Joseph Biden wishes to welcome them they should stop and wave at the White house hand out maps how to get there.

Abbott has been just a big hat and no cattle on our border situation.
I hope this time, his actions speak, but I doubt it.

If you have ever been to the Alamo, you'll see the names of the men who died there. They weren't just Texans. If Texas can ever muster a leader the likes of Lt. Colonel Travis or Sam Houston, I'm sure many Americans would answer the call.

I do think Abbott means well, but I doubt he will do anything to curtail the situation on our border other than petty talk and some arrests made. He is of the same line as G.W. and Perry and none of them did anything either. This border needs to remain open to continue the money laundering, drug smuggling, and human trafficking, to all the big cities in the US so that the folks that run those places can continue to make big money.

Make sure to send them to Pennsylvania Avenue.

Or just drop them by parachute over DC at noon everyday for months

Enter the relevant discussion of immigration as a Christian calls us to consider two different biblical imperatives, which are;

#1. All people are made in the Image of God - the Imago Dei, and as such are deserving of our kindness, compassion, and grace. People migrating is ages old and today there are in the vicinity of 200 million people in a situation of diaspora - relocation - in the world. Our nation is one of many where people are relocating in the 20-21st centuries. Our government system is archaic (surprise) and ineffective in dealing with the current situation.

#2. Laws of the land are to be honored. God established human government for the protection of people long ago and as such, believers are to respect the laws of the land. It's not cookie cutter simple, but that's a simple dive into the topic.

There's plenty of tension at present over the subject of immigration and there are various threads connected to the issue.
Any Christian calling for the harsh treatment of another person is on a branch without a vine, or the vine dresser.
Prayers are always appropriate as we ask God for guidance.

Blessings,
Mark

they are still people and should be treated with respect due other humans

should there be a secure border to ensure the safety of citizens and discourage the illegal traffickers from having a business of transporting people and often not treating them well? yes

the border should be so secure that proper entry is the only way.

but if they are going to be here a warm ride and a meal to a place that wishes to welcome them seems much better than a place where they are not wanted.

Illegal immigration is not a problem in todays world. Problems have solutions and we are unwilling or unable to find a solution. Todays chaos at our southern border serves both parties very well in different ways. For the Dems they use the women and children to show the lack of empathy of the GOP. The GOP is supported heavily by the businesses that want and need labor and lower cost labor with no benefits. Also both parties use immigration as a way to solicit for major campaign funds that are used on issues other than immigration reform.
On the other hand 10-15 million undocumented workers or people on the lower edge of our economic ladder have almost no impact on our total government expenses or GNP. To think that the richest nation in the world with 330 million citizens is being pulled down by that few people with low salaries and even moderate types of assistance is noteworthy in its ignorance of what drives our economy.

Bryce