Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced he has bused a group of migrants to Los Angeles, adding it to a growing list of sanctuary cities targeted by the Republican governor.
In a statement released Wednesday afternoon, Abbott did not disclose how many migrants were sent to L.A. but said they were dropped off at Union Station in downtown.
The Los Angeles Police Department along with the city's fire department told Eyewitness News they've been instructed to contact Mayor Karen Bass' office. The mayor is currently in Washington D.C.
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