Immigrants dropped outside Kamala Harris's DC residence on Christmas Eve

Three busloads of immigrants arrived in the nation’s capital on Saturday evening from Texas, including one that unloaded passengers outside Vice President Kamala Harris’s residence late Saturday night, according to multiple reports.

The Migrant Solidarity Mutual Aid Network was on hand to transport immigrants to a local church and provide them with proper resources after some were seen without adequate winter attire as the temperatures dropped into the low teens, according to 7News.

A video posted to Twitter by 7News Washington, D.C., reporter Christian Flores shows a group of people entering a bus. "The third and final bus of migrants of the night of migrants buses up to D.C. from Texas arriving, with Migrant Solidarity Mutual Aid Network taking them to a church," the tweet said.

Gov. Greg Abbott has been busing immigrants seeking asylum to Democratic cities since April, much to the party's chagrin. The Texas Republican has sent more than 8,500 to Washington, D.C., more than 4,000 to New York City, over 1,300 to Chicago, and more than 260 to Philadelphia, according to data from his office.