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  Texas Governor Greg Abbott is plotting a White House run -
  and his new policy of bussing illegal immigrants to
  DC is part of his plan to woo GOP voters, analysts believe.   
  
  Gov.
  
  Abbott was praised by fellow Republicans after he sent two buses full of Latin American asylum applicants to the U.S. Capitol last week. 
  
  He has vowed to continue to do so as border states brace for
  a huge influx of migrants from next month when President Biden brings a Trump-era law that
  guaranteed immediate expulsion to an end. 
  
  Party insiders allege Abbott's 'audacious' response to the border crisis is a
  first step towards a presidential bid, which they allege has been well received by an 'already amped-up base'. 
  
  'Like so many Republicans, Gov.
  
  Abbott is increasing his name ID and pushing on issues important to the base and thereby putting
  himself in a position to run,' GOP strategist Doug Heye told the
  newspaper.  
  
  'Hopefully this gets liberal elites and the Biden administration to actually care about the millions of
  illegal aliens who are streaming across our
  southern border,' Sen. Ted Cruz said on Wednesday,reported.  
  
  'They're going to see, with all these people invading Washington, D.C., like they've invaded our border states, and it may make
  them realize how bad it is,' Rep.
  
  James Comer told Fox News on Thursday. 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Texas Gov.
  
  Greg Abbott (pictured April 6) has sparked speculation that he may be considering
  a run for president as his plan to bus illegal migrants to Washington D.C.
  proved to be popular among GOP voters
  
  
  Abbott drew nationwide attention last week after he sent several busses full
  of migrants from Venezuela, Columbia, Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Mexico
  who crossed into the U.S.
  
  illegally to D.C. 
  
  As of Saturday morning, four busses had arrived in the capital city.
  
  
  Texas-based GOP strategist Brendan Steinhauser, who is also a member of the
  Texas State Guard unit that was deployed to help set up
  the migrant bussing operation, said Abbott's controversial move has been favored in the polls. 
  
  'I think so far it's playing well with Republicans because they clearly want their elected officials to
  be tough on illegal immigration. They want to make sure that security
  comes first,' he said. 'From the people I've talked to, from the
  polling I've seen, from just anecdotal evidence of where
  the activists are, where the voters are, they just
  want to see the governor and the president and future elected leaders, Congress, get
  tough and take action and put security first.
  
  
  Steinhauser added:  'And so I think they look at this and say, "He's doing what he should be doing on that.'' 
  
  Heye, however, noted that although the party seems to be supportive of Abbott, the governor will likely not make a formal campaign decision until former President Donald Trump decides whether he will run.
  
  'It still remains a waiting game for all of those Republicans until Donald Trump decides what he will do,' Heye alleged. 'They're all jockeying for a race they ultimately may not run.'  Trump will likely not indicate his plans until well into 2023, with the former president facing possible stiff competition from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.
  
  DeSantis is viewed by many Republicans as a lawmaker who can push the same policies that made Trump so popular among conservatives, but without the divisive personality that scared swing voters and moderates away.  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Abbott was praised by fellow Republicans after he sent two buses full of Latin American asylum applicants to D.C.
  last week. The above map shows where the bus unloads the migrants in relation to the location of the U.S. Capitol Building
  
  
  Abbott, who has used a wheelchair since being paralyzed by a falling tree in 1984, has not publicly indicated if he plans to run for president in 2024.
  
  When asked about a potential presidential bid during an interview with
  
  'You know, one thing that you know about me, I take one step at a time,' Abbott said at the time. 'The first step is to win re-election and after that, we'll see what happens.'
  
  His political consultant, Dave Carney, told The Hill on Saturday that Abbott is 'solely focused' on his reelection. 
  
  'I think it shows that [President] Biden and [Vice President] Harris and the Democrats could have done something like this in January of last year,' Carney said of Abbott's policy. 'But for politics, what they thought at the time was a winning issue, is going to kill them.'
  
  Abbott will face off against former Rep. Beto O'Rourke, a Democrat, in his bid for a seat in the state's highest office. 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Party insiders allege Abbott's 'audacious' response to the border crisis is a first step towards a presidential bid, which they allege has been well received by an 'already amped-up base'. Migrants are pictured being dropped off in front of the U.S. Capitol
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  The migrants chose to come to Washington D.C. and were not simply forced to get on a bus and travel 1,500 miles
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  The first bus of migrants is seen arriving in D.C. on Wednesday, brining 23 people to the capital
  
  
  Abbott directed the Texas Division of Emergency Management to give willing migrants a free one-way ticket to D.C. for willing in an effort to show President Joe Biden the scale of the problem, and 'take the border to him'.
  
  A first bus carrying 23 people arrived on Wednesday with a further 14 arriving on Thursday, another 30 on Friday and 10 on Saturday.
  
  The bussing operation comes in response to the Biden administration's move to rescind the public health order, known as Title 42, enacted during the pandemic that made it easier to expel migrants.  
  
  Initially, The White House dismissed the bus journeys as a it as a 'publicity stunt,' with many assuming the governor would not follow through.   
  
  Abbott has continued to state that the bussing operation was set up as a result of Biden's mishandling of the border crisis as to the scale of the problem. 
  
  He had recently issued an order for state troops to step up truck inspections at the U.S.-Mexico border, which sparked controversy and led to extensive traffic and protests. The order has since been repealed. 
  
  The governor says more than 1.6 million have crossed into the country over the Texas within the last 15 months. 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Migrants from Texas are seen having an intake done by members of the the Central American Resource Center in the food court at Union Station in D.C.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  The bussing operation comes in response to the Biden administration's move to rescind the public health order, known as Title 42. Migrants are pictured arriving to D.C. on Saturday
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Abbott drew nationwide attention last week after he sent several busses full of migrants from Venezuela, Columbia, Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Mexico who crossed into the U.S. illegally to D.C. 
  
  
  However, Republicans speculate the publicity of the controversial operation may be beneficial for Abbott, especially if he seeks a seat in the White House.  
  
  'I think it's hard to separate politics and government. I mean, in everything that happens, whether it's foreign policy or domestic policy, politics and government go hand in hand. Public relations is a key aspect of governing. So I don't see this any different than anything else,' Steinhauser said.
  
  'There's always a selling, a marketing side of it. There's always a communications plan. And there clearly has been one on this. But I also think that it's just one of the many things that the state of Texas is doing to try and deal with this problem.'
  
  The move has also been somewhat well-supported by his colleagues, including by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who warned the migrants on the bus not to enter his state after some of them allegedly said they hoped to travel to Miami. 
  
  'Life will not be easy for you, because we are obligated to uphold the immigration laws of this country, even if our federal government and other states won't,' DeSantis' office told Fox News on Wednesday.
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  However, not every member of the GOP has been pleased with Abbott's recent decisions.  
  
  Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller said the truck inspection policy was 'misguided' and 'political theater.'
  
  'Instead, this policy will hurt Texas and American consumers by driving up already sky rocketing food prices, worsening ongoing supply chain disruptions, causing massive produce shortages, and saddling Texas and American companies with untold losses,' Miller penned Wednesday in a letter to Abbott. 
  
  'Buses, and trucks, and demagoguery, oh my,' moderate GOP commentator Charlie Sykes mocked.
  
  'Texas's Greg Abbott has simultaneously (1) manufactured a massive snafu at the border, and (2) shocked even some conservative allies with the crassness of his immigrants-on-a-bus stunt.'
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Texas Gov.
  
  Greg Abbott is pictured after he signed a border security agreement with Chihuahua Gov. Maru Campos Galvan in Austin, Texas on April 14, 2022
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  The second group of undocumented migrants who volunteered to take a charter from the Texas border to Washington D.C.
  
  on a bus provided by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott arrived in the nation's capital Thursday morning
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Immigrants are seen exiting the bus in D.C.
  
  on Saturday
  
  
  
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