
DeSantis' defense of Martha's Vineyard flights prompts more questions
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54% : TALLAHASSEE -- A day after Gov. Ron DeSantis took credit for sending undocumented immigrants to Martha's Vineyard, the governor suggested at a news conference Thursday that his efforts prevented those migrants from ever making it into Florida.47% : His comments raise questions about Florida's plans to relocate undocumented immigrants, in protest of President Joe Biden's immigration policies.
46% : "One of the reasons why we want to transfer [people is] because, obviously it's expensive if people are coming here, you got to pay taxes, social services, and all these other things," DeSantis said at a Thursday news conference in Niceville, which is just north of Fort Walton Beach in the Panhandle.
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