Texas to send buses of undocumented immigrants to US capital if they're willing to go, Gov. Greg Abbott says
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
51% : The head of US Border Patrol told CNN last month that he's getting ready for as many as 8,000 people to be apprehended daily this spring.48% : Many are seeking asylum.
47% : Abbott emphasized, in a Fox News interview Thursday morning, that only immigrants who volunteer to be transported to Washington would be sent there, or it "would be kidnapping, even though it would be by a law enforcement agency." "What better place for them to go to than the steps of the United States Capitol?"
45% : Other Abbott initiatives have included plans to build a border wall.
39% : The order, known as Title 42, has effectively blocked most migrants from entering the US and seeking asylum for more than two years.
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