Texas migrants receive support in Los Angeles amidst controversy.

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Southern California agencies and nonprofits have stepped in to help the 42 migrants who arrived in L.A. from Texas on Wednesday as state officials say criminal charges will be investigated in the case. The state of Texas bused the migrants to California, and officials are now helping them in their process of seeking asylum in the United States. The state of California is looking into criminal charges in the case, including kidnapping. Many city and state leaders have criticized Texas Governor Greg Abbott for his actions.
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- Kids among latest wave of migrants to arrive in California CBS Sacramento
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