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Welcome to the political scene.

I'm Tyler Foggett, a senior editor at The New Yorker.

For months, Republican Governor Greg Abbott has been busing migrants from Texas to D.C. in New York, arguing that liberal

city should bear the burden of the Biden administration's border policy. Last week, Florida

Governor Ron DeSantis escalated this active political feeder by flying 50 migrants from San Antonio to Martha's Vineyard.

Some of these migrants said that they were actively misled about where they were being sent

and what would await them when they arrived. They have since filed a lawsuit, accusing DeSantis

and other state officials of executing what they call a premeditated, fraudulent, and illegal

scheme in which vulnerable people

were used as political props. My colleague Jonathan Blitzer, who writes about immigration policy for

the New Yorker, joins me today to discuss what's happening at the border and how conservatives are

exploiting it in the lead-up to the midterms. Hi, John. Nice to see you. Likewise,. So 50 migrants arrived in Martha's Vineyard in the middle of the night.

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