AdvertisementThe flights to Martha’s Vineyard marked the latest effort by politically ambitious Republican governors to send migrants to New York, Washington and other Democratic-led cities. AdvertisementHe didn’t know he was going to Martha’s Vineyard, he said, until a pilot announced they would soon be landing. Both then proceeded to Martha’s Vineyard. Vincent “Chip” Seadale of St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church on Martha’s Vineyard was at a conference in North Carolina on Wednesday afternoon when a parishioner called. “We’re doing what churches are supposed to do and taking care of people as they show up,” said Seadale, 61, who has lived on Martha’s Vineyard for 13 years.

Source: Washington Post September 15, 2022 21:38 UTC