RIGHT SPEAK: New York Has a New Landing Spot for Secret Migrant Flights; ‘This seems clandestine’: NY Mayor Rips Into Biden After Dozens of Migrant Kids Secretly Flown to Small Town

New York has a new landing spot for secret migrant flights

The secret flights into Westchester County Airport carrying illegal migrants late at night have dried up in recent weeks. But now they’re flying from the Texas border to Orange County Airport in Montgomery, NY.

According to a report in Mid Hudson News, three flights arrived last week, including one Friday from El Paso carrying 25 youths, mostly girls under the age of 17, from Honduras and Guatemala.

Local cops reportedly stopped a charter bus to check for human trafficking.

Astonishingly, Westchester’s News 12 reported this, waking from its slumber after more than a year of ignoring the big story on their doorstep.

Instead, they frothed at the mouth when Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis sent 50 illegals to Martha’s Vineyard.

They really had to work hard to pretend Westchester wasn’t a story, with locals hearing nocturnal oddities, planes arriving after curfew, midnight buses, a sudden influx of foreign kids at local schools and migrants being dropped off at rest stops on the New Jersey Turnpike in the wee hours.

Maybe News 12 broke their silence because this rare planeload of teenage girls accords with the administration’s cover story of needy child migrants. --->READ MORE HERE

‘This seems clandestine’: NY mayor rips into Biden after dozens of migrant kids secretly flown to small town"

An upstate New York mayor ripped into President Biden and his team after dozens of migrants kids were secretly flown to his small town by the feds last week, telling The Post: “This seems clandestine.”

At least two migrant flights have touched down at Orange County Airport in Montgomery from El Paso, Texas in recent weeks, according to officials.

The latest flight, which landed last Friday night, was carrying 25 minors ranging between 13 and 18 years of age, who were quickly shipped off to 12 locations, including children’s homes and shelters, scattered across the tri state and New York City suburban areas.

“They were transported out of the county once they got here,” Montgomery Village Mayor Steve Brescia told The Post Tuesday.

“We were never informed about any flights coming into the airport. It’s just disturbing we weren’t informed of any of this,” he continued. “We’re worried about the safety of the passengers who didn’t know where they were going.”