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Right now, inflation and housing prices are a struggle across the nation for people of all economic levels. In San Antonio, those two issues are combining with the end of the COVID-era eviction moratorium, collectively causing a housing crisis. Solutionaries looks at the big picture, laying out current solutions and needs that still have to be met.

Catholic Charities in San Diego also received $19.6 million to provide shelter and other eligible services to migrants arriving in the region

The city of McAllen says federal funding is providing what they’re projected to spend on immigration related expenses through 2025.

According to Fernandez, the Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) FEMA grant given to Catholic Charities of San Antonio “clearly stated that you could pro...

The city of McAllen says federal funding is providing what they’re projected to spend on immigration related expenses through 2025.

The city of McAllen says federal funding is providing what they’re projected to spend on immigration related expenses through 2025.

Arizona Senators Kyrsten Sinema and Mark Kelly’s announcement of nearly $55 million in federal Shelter and Services Program funds for Arizona communities is a welcome development. This funding aims to

More than $39 million in Shelter and Services Program funding is headed to San Diego as part of federal monies authorized by Congress to support communities that are providing services to migrants.

Biden's deputies are letting millions of migrants enter American society under the legal excuse that the courts decide if migrants can stay.

The San Diego area has a long tradition of welcoming individuals seeking asylum and refuge with open arms. I'm proud to have worked alongside my San Diego delegation colleagues to secure this critical funding for communities and organizations aiding migrants," said Rep. Juan Vargas, D-San Diego.