Immigrant-rights groups accused GOP lawmakers of weaponizing border policy and called on both parties to fix the nation's flawed system. SanAntonio SATX SanAntonioTX Texas GregAbbott Immigration Migrants Border
Mayor Ron Nirenberg and other city officials take questions about the migrant deaths during a Monday night press briefing.deaths of 50 migrantsThe tragic discovery, made Monday evening, is being described as one of the worst instances of migration suffocation in recent history and the worst mass-casualty event during San Antonio's modern era.
RAICES blamed Republican lawmakers for"weaponizing this tragedy to codify the racist Title 42 policy," a pandemic-era order implemented by the Trump administration to hasten expulsion of migrants. Title 42's ongoing enforcement will lead to more tragedies like the one in San Antonio, the group added.
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