Texas Bus Firm Stops Transporting Illegal Immigrants to NYC Amid Lawsuit

Roadrunner Charters is one of 17 bus companies paid by Texas to haul illegal immigrants to the city being sued by Mayor Eric Adams’ administration.

A bus carrying migrants who illegally crossed the border into Texas arrives into the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan on Aug. 25, 2022. Spencer Platt/Getty Images

Roadrunner Charters, a bus company paid by the Texas government to transport illegal immigrants from the southern border to New York City, has agreed to stop doing so while the city’s lawsuit against them proceeds.

Roadrunner Charters was one of the 17 bus companies sued by New York Mayor Eric Adams’ administration in January over their collective hauling of about 33,600 individuals from Texas to the self-proclaimed “sanctuary city.”