Controversy Surrounds Housing of Migrants in NYC and Martha's Vineyard.

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Martha's Vineyard officials did not respond when asked if they would consider housing illegal immigrants to aid Democrat-run cities such as Chicago or New York, which are struggling to shelter tens of thousands of migrants. In September, Gov. Ron DeSantis, R-Fla., sent two planes carrying 50 illegal immigrants from Florida to the island in an effort to force left-wing eastern states like Massachusetts to bear the same responsibilities as those near the border. About 55.5% of the property on Martha’s Vineyard is used for vacation, however, during the September "crisis" nobody offered to house the homeless migrants.
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