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San Diego Customs and Border Protection officers are canceling appointments meant to allow particularly vulnerable asylum seekers into the United States while pandemic border policies continue to limit who can enter the country.
For some migrants who were initially scheduled to enter the United States this week, the last-minute changes have meant scrambles to find new housing and money for food in Tijuana and have even thrust some into dangerous situations that they might’ve otherwise avoided.
When asked about the cancellations, CBP officials pointed to a capacity issue at the San Ysidro Port of Entry from last weekend but declined to elaborate further.
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