@MrWhatsItToYa
Quote Originally Posted by Raiders22: @MrWhatsItToYa Then wouldn't Texas sending them into other cities also be "supporting them"? Maybe you can make the argument they are tacitly but only because they are not in charge of deporting them, the Federal government is in charge of that. So, if they do not want to support them they shift that to a state that wants to support them. So, overall, no, they are not; they are shifting that support to another state.It's not "maybe" you can make that argument.That's exactly what it is,they are "supporting" the migrants efforts to not get deported and to use social services",just in other states.The other states aren't in charge of deporting them either.
In that case--if you want it to be binary -- the answer is NO. It is absolutely the opposite of that. The other states welcome them with open arms.
So, No, Texas is doing the opposite of supporting them.