Governor Greg Abbott just posted that he’s gotten another win on the migrant busing to sanctuary cities, this time against New York City’s Mayor Adams. 

Adams had tried to block Abbott from sending buses and tried to get the New York Supreme Court to side with him. They refused.

The New York State Supreme Court has ruled against Mayor Eric Adams’ attempt to block migrant buses from arriving in New York City.
The mayor had requested a preliminary injunction barring Texas-based bus companies from transporting asylum seekers to the city.
The New York Civil Liberties Union argued the mayor’s move was unconstitutional. The court agreed and rejected the mayor’s request.
Tuesday, the mayor’s office said it respects the court’s decision.

New York City has been inundated with illegals since Abbott began the busing program and it couldn’t happen to a better city. It’s still a drop in the bucket to what Texas deals with on a daily basis though. 

Governor Greg Abbott just posted that he's gotten another win on the migrant busing to sanctuary cities, this time against New York City's Mayor Adams. Adams had tried to block Abbott from…{ai:summary}Governor Greg Abbott scored another victory against Mayor Adams, as the New York Supreme Court rejected the mayor’s attempt to prevent migrant buses from Texas. With the Biden administration’s border policies in question, Abbott vows to keep sending migrants to sanctuary cities. Adams, lacking constitutional ground, must now contend with the ongoing influx, while Texas handles its own challenges. The court's decision rings like a hollow triumph for a city already stretched thin. #illegals

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