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A line of well-dressed Chinese migrants with suitcases who have illegally crossed into the California border show how the type of people seeking asylum.

Volunteers and nonprofit aid groups have taken it upon themselves to feed and shelter asylum seekers and others as they wait to be processed by Border Patrol

Scripps News spoke with aid volunteers at the border who said migrants who don't speak English or Spanish often go without their needs getting met.

Scripps News spoke with aid volunteers at the border who said migrants who don't speak English or Spanish often go without their needs getting met.

Scripps News spoke with aid volunteers at the border who said migrants who don't speak English or Spanish often go without their needs getting met.

Scripps News spoke with aid volunteers at the border who said migrants who don't speak English or Spanish often go without their needs getting met.

The issuance of wristbands and specific directives on where to be have raised questions about the nature of the centers

At the US-Mexico border site, called open-air detention centers by some, migrants face harsh weather in makeshift tents

The incoming wet weather is a worry for those trying to help the hundreds of migrants who are still crossing the border near Jacumba Hot Springs every day. The migrants are still being held at outdoor sites — without shelter.

The San Diego stretch of border is unique because it begins in the ocean and stretches all the way to the desert.