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The New Sanctuary Movement of Philadelphia says people, not buses, are caught in the middle of Texas' policy of sending immigrants to Democratic-led cities.
The last straw for the mayor was apparently Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's decision to send buses to New Jersey train stations connecting to New York City to thwart an executive order.
Hundreds of asylum seekers have been dropped off in Trenton and other New Jersey cities this week, the governor and local officials say. Most of the migrants have continued on trains to New York City.
New Jersey officials are tracking buses filled with asylum seekers arriving at various suburban transit centers who then quickly board trains and buses to New York City.
Buses carrying dozens of asylum seekers bound for New York City arrived at the Trenton Transit Center early Saturday morning.
Three buses of recent migrant families arrived from Texas near the home of Vice President Kamala Harris in record-setting cold on Christmas Eve.
CBS3 was at 30th Street Station as the first bus arrived on Wednesday morning.
The city has been welcoming asylum seekers sent on buses from Texas, offering them services before they head to other parts of the country.
The buses arrived at 30th Street Station, where Ross DiMattei reports.
It's the second bus drop-off in less than a week.
Philadelphia had a game plan in case border-state politicians sent migrants and asylum seekers to the city.
Thirty asylum seekers have made a nearly 2,000-mile bus ride from Del Rio, Texas to Philadelphia's 30th Street Station.
Kerri Corrado reports.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott confirmed the news one day after claiming otherwise.
