Suit through a left-wing NGO.
QUICK FACTS:
- A non-government organization (NGO) funded by Hungarian billionaire and Democrat donor George Soros is behind the lawsuit targeting Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.
- The group is suing the Florida governor for flying 50 illegal aliens to the high-priced vacation spot, Martha’s Vineyard, last week.
- The illegal aliens were promptly removed from the island within 48 hours, with officials asserting there was just no room to house them.
- A small group of the 50 sent to one of the most beautiful coastal areas of the country have now filed a class action suit against DeSantis, asserting their Constitutional rights were violated even though they broke the law when they entered the country illegally.
- The illegal aliens are being represented by lawyers at Alianza Americas, which is an NGO that received almost $1.4 million from Soros’s Open Society Foundation from 2016 to 2020.
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE IMMIGRANTS:
- The illegal aliens were promptly removed from the island within 48 hours, with officials asserting there was just no room to house them.
- Some estimates assert there is enough capacity at on the Island of Martha’s Vineyard to house six million new arrivals.
- One demonstration of where the immigrants could have been housed was the mansion built by former President Obama, which sits on a 29-acre summer estate.
- The island with iconically empty mansions bussed off the illegal aliens after only being at the picturesque vacation spot for the wealthy for less than 48 hours.
BACKGROUND:
- As American Faith previously reported, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) sent two planes with illegal immigrants to the island of Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts less than 10 days ago.
- According to the governor’s office, the move was to ensure that illegal immigrants were being taken to locations where the leadership has been outspoken in support of unsecured borders.
- Florida’s governor joins the governors of Texas and Arizona in sending illegal immigrants out of their states.
