Martha's Vineyard Welcomes Migrants as New Home Despite Politicized Arrival

Venezuelan migrants were flown from Texas to Martha's Vineyard, a wealthy island in Massachusetts, as a political move by the government of Florida.
Most migrants left Martha's Vineyard for larger cities, but some found community and work on the island.
Four migrants decided to stay on Martha's Vineyard, securing jobs and forming relationships there.
The migrants faced difficulties finding housing and employment, and some still struggle with limited resources.
Despite the challenges, the migrants who stayed feel welcomed in their new island home.