In protest, Texas gov. sends busloads of migrants to DC

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : The organization Catholic Charities DC, which provides social services such as food assistance and medical care, had staff available to provide help when the migrants were dropped off, according to the group's spokesperson Kate Kennedy.
54% : At their final destination, they're expected to report to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, an ICE official said.
52% : They are seeking asylum and were released from custody while they go through their immigration proceedings.
52% : The charter bus rides were paid for by Texas taxpayers, through funds appropriated by the Texas Legislature for border security, the Texas Division of Emergency Management confirmed to CNN.

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