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Why would someone refuse a trip to Martha’s Vinyard? What makes you think any of the people transported are going against their will? That seems like such a w
by prepend 3y ago
Why would someone refuse a trip to Martha’s Vinyard?
What makes you think any of the people transported are going against their will?
That seems like such a weird take without lots of evidence.
It seems much more likely that someone was offered a flight or bus ride to anywhere that isn’t Texas and they accepted. Financially, it’s much more beneficial to go to NYC or Denver or SFO than stay on the Texas border. And there are so many migrants it’s easy to just ask until your plane fills up.
Any kidnapping lawsuits are likely to end up in the prosecutor looking stupid as 1) the migrants transported will likely say they went willingly / transporter has documentation and 2) migrants will likely split because they don’t want to be deported
- infamouscow 3y agoThe people you're questioning already believe this to be kidnapping in a tautological sense.