Migrants who were flown to Martha's Vineyard with little information say that they were conned.
According to Reuters, some of the migrants aboard the flights said a woman paid them $200 to go.
The woman did not give her last name and approached migrants outside a San Antonio shelter.
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On Wednesday, 50 undocumented migrants arrived on the island of Martha's Vineyard after the governors of Florida and Texas sent them to Massachusetts in a highly antagonized move.
Others told Reuters that they were promised jobs and help resettling once they arrived, but were not told where they were headed.
"Governor Charlie Baker also plans to activate up to 125 members of the Massachusetts National Guard as part of this relief effort. »