Governor DeSantis Sends Planeload of Illegal Migrants to Georgetown Via Biden’s Beach Town – Libs in a Tizzy …UPDATE: May be Heading to Rehoboth Beach, Delaware By Jim Hoft for The Gateway Pundit
The recent garbage lawsuit by a far-left Texas sheriff has not moved Governor Ron DeSantis to continue to fly Biden’s illegal aliens to Democrat enclaves.
Democrats hate being exposed for their failures. It exposes their intolerance and systemic racism.
Last night leftist troll Judd Legum tweeted out a flight schedule out of Florida to Joe Biden’s island home.
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The flight is scheduled to leave San Antonio to Florida to a small airport by Joe Biden’s beach home.
One of the planes used in DeSantis’ Martha’s Vineyard stunt is currently scheduled to travel tomorrow from San Antonio, to Florida, to a small airport near Biden’s house in Delaware pic.twitter.com/4yejy32wmi
— Judd Legum (@JuddLegum) September 20, 2022
He may have been on to something – but may have confused the plane’s final destination.
It looks like Georgetown is on the map of destinations today.
These east coast liberal hypocrites must be wondering, are we next?
The Daily Mail reported on Tuesday morning that the DeSantis plane is making its way to Georgetown.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ plane he used to send 50 migrants to affluent Martha’s Vineyard is on the move again – heading for President Biden’s Rehoboth home in Delaware.
DeSantis last week sparked a spectacular escalation in the ongoing immigration war between the Republican GOP’s in charge of the border states and Democrat officials in so-called ‘sanctuary cities’.
It now appears that he is sending the Ultimate Air Shuttle to Georgetown, which will touch down at around 1.30pm.
The plane had started its journey from Longview, in Texas, before heading to San Antonio, and then Crestview, in Florida.
