Hey, I'm daily wire editor-in-chief John Bickley with Georgia Howell.

It's Thursday, September 15th, and this is your morning wire afternoon update, where we

provide a brief rundown of some of the top developing stories of the day.

In good news for the American economy, railroad companies and their labor unions reached

a handshake agreement on Thursday morning, possibly a verdict, a strike that threatened

to exacerbate U.S. supply chain woes.

The marathon talks began early Wednesday, and were brokered by labor secretary Martin

Walsh, leading to an agreement that now goes to union members for a vote.

Real workers are demanding sick days and more paid time off.

In the meantime, the unions have agreed not to strike.

Two migrant buses from Del Rio, Texas, arrived near Vice President Kamala Harris' residence

in Washington, D.C. Thursday morning.

This comes a day after Florida Governor Rhonda Santos flew two planes of migrants to Martha's

vineyard, escalating a tactic by Republican governors to protest the Biden administration's

border policies.

Vice President Harris said recently that the border was secure, a claim rejected by many,

including a migrant who told Fox News.

The border is open.

Everybody believes that the border is open.

It's open because we enter.

We come in.

Three.

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