A bus The Bay Area of California-based company isn’t too pleased that its bus has been used for transportation. immigrant from Texas to New York last week. Marin Airporter Bus – with their very distinctive rainbow logo and logo – was used to move these migrants across the United States, and the company said it completely caught off guard.
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Follow LA time, Marin Airporter operates eight routes in Marin Country, California and also offers a number of its buses for everyone to hire; however the company claims they were unaware of this use.
Apparently, the buses used in this political stunt were sold by Marin Airporter in May of this year. As it turns out, the Houston-based buyer never bothered to change names and live on either side of the bus. That is arguably not normal practice in the charter bus industry.
GOP Govs. Greg Abbott of Texas and Ron DeSantis of Florida have recently transported recent immigrants to free cities and states, and sometimes right into the homes of political opponents that critics call a political attack at the expense of a vulnerable group of people. . Immigrants who came to New York; Washington DC; Chicago; Martha’s Vineyard, Mass.; and, at one point, on the doorstep of Vice President Kamala Harris.
Some immigrants say they don’t know where they were sent or why.
Needless to say, it was some horrible, scum, lowly thing. Abbott and DeSantis is pulling. So, as you might expect, a lot of companies don’t want their name and logo attached to it. It’s crazy, I know.
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David Hugest, vice president of Marin Airporter, told LA Times that the company was “terrified” of being linked to political developments
“Marin Airporter is deeply saddened that our name has been implicated in the exploitation of vulnerable people,” Hughes told the magazine.. “The buses seen in the national media bringing migrants to New York from Texas do not belong to Marin Airlines.”
It is reported that since the company discovered what their old buses were being used for, executives contacted the Texas bus company that purchased them to request that their names be removed. of them. Unfortunately, Marin Airporter has not yet received a response.
It’s not clear why the company refused to repaint the bus, Hughes said. Marin Airporter has done business with the company in the past, selling two other buses last year. Those buses have been repainted with no problems.
Headmaster’s Office said that since April, the state has transported nearly 8,000 migrants to Washington, DC, more than 2,200 to New York and more than 300 to Chicago. What a goddamn worm we are.
