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Bus company Roadrunner Charters agreed on Wednesday to stop transporting migrants from Texas to New York City and surrounding areas while a lawsuit is pending.



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Bus company agrees to stop bringing migrants from Texas to New York City amid pending lawsuit

The central Texas-based Roadrunner Charters Inc. was one of the principal bus companies that brought migrants either directly to New York or to train stations in New Jersey after Lone Star State officials flew them to Philadelphia in late December and early January.

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Bus company won’t ferry migrants from Texas to NYC after Adams lawsuit — as two other charters say they’ve also stopped

Roadrunners Charters, Inc. said it will no longer bus migrants to New York City or the surrounding area while the case is pending.

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1 of 17 bus companies sued by NYC agrees to temporarily stop transporting migrants, Mayor Adams says

A Texas bus company has agreed to stop busing immigrants to New York City after a lawsuit from Mayor Eric Adams. Roadrunner Charters signed a stipulation letter agreeing to stop sending immigrants to New York City on Wednesday. The company was one of the spearheads of Gov. Greg Abbott’s (R-TX) effort to ship immigrants to Democratic-run cities.  New York City Mayor Eric Adams gestures as he attends a news conference at City Hall in New York, Tue…

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Eric Adams stops Texas bus company from sending more immigrants with $700 million lawsuit - Washington Examiner

The City of New York sued 17 bus companies transporting undocumented immigrants from Texas. Roadrunner Charters Inc. reached an agreement with the city government to temporarily stop transporting undocumented immigrants.

紐約市控告17家將無證移民從德州運來的巴士公司，其中一家Roadrunner Charters Inc.與市府達成協議，暫停運送無證移民前來。

德州一巴士公司與紐約市府達協議 暫停送來無證移民

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A bus company in Texas and the New York City government are in talks to temporarily suspend the delivery of undocumented immigrants

Roadrunner Charters, a bus company paid by the Texas government to transport illegal immigrants from the southern border to New York City, has agreed to stop doing so while the city’s lawsuit against them proceeds.
Roadrunner Charters was one of the 17 bus companies sued by New York Mayor Eric Adams’ administration in January over their collective hauling of about 33,600 individuals from Texas to the self-proclaimed “sanctuary city.”
Mr. Adams’ …

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Texas Bus Firm Stops Transporting Illegal Immigrants to NYC Amid Lawsuit

Bus company Roadrunner Charters agreed to stop transporting migrants from Texas to NYC and surrounding areas while a lawsuit is pending.

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A Texas-based charter-bus company has temporarily agreed to stop transporting illegal immigrants to New York amid a pending lawsuit by Mayor Eric Adams.

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Bus Company Sued by NYC Temporarily Agrees to Stop Transporting Migrants

Three bus companies agreed to halt the transportation of migrants to New York City amid Democratic Mayor Eric Adams' $700 million lawsuit, the New York Post reported.In January, Adams filed a complaint against 17 bus companies that have reportedly carried more than 33,000 migrants from Texas to New York City since April 2022. His complaint argued that the charter bus operators should have to pay for the costs of caring for the migrants, arguing …

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Bus companies stop transporting migrants to New York City amid Mayor Adams' $700M lawsuit

Roadrunner Charters, based in Hurst, Texas, is one of 17 charter bus companies being sued that has halted busing migrants to the Democrat-led city.

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Texas bus company will stop busing migrants to New York City amid lawsuit

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Bus company agrees to stop bringing migrants from Texas to New York City amid pending lawsuit

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