Eagle Pass, Texas mayor pro-tem denies that migrants bused north are 'being lied to'
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A Democratic Texas mayor pro-tem said she does not believe migrants are being "lied to" as they depart to various northern regions after crossing the southern border.
"I can tell you one thing, they’re not being lied to. You run into them at the gas station, they’ll tell you I just want to go somewhere. I just want to go further up north," she said. Caitlin McFall is a Fox News Digital reporter. You can reach her at caitlin.mcfall@fox.com or @ctlnmcfall on Twitter.
"They don’t even know where they’re at sometimes," she continued. "They’ll ask how far is San Antonio? How far is Houston? How far is New York?"
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