US at risk of maxing out capacity to hold migrant children; Biden admin under scrutiny for reopening surge facility
US at risk of maxing out capacity to hold migrant children; Biden admin under scrutiny for reopening surge facility AP HOUSTON -- New data shows that U.S. facilities are on the verge of maxing out their capacities to hold unaccompanied migrant children needing to be connected to relatives or sponsors after they cross the U.S.-Mexico border, ABC News has learned. Shelters run by the Office for Refugee Resettlement, the division of Health and Human Services tasked with placing these children, are at 92% capacity, according to an HHS official. While the agency has more beds than ever before in i...