DC-area advocates express concerns over ending of Title 42 migrant policy
As the nation braces of an influx of migrants, advocates in the D.C. area are expressing concern about a lack of resources.
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As the nation braces of an influx of migrants, advocates in the D.C. area are expressing concern about a lack of resources.
A network of advocacy groups is urging the D.C. government to open emergency shelter.
ACSA and LASA welcome the government’s decision to continue relaxing student visa restrictions after advocating to extend the initiative.
According to Municipal Office of Migrant Services in Tijuana, an estimated 10,000 migrants are already living in Tijuana, half are living in the city's 30 shelters
D.C. is now at capacity when it comes to housing migrants.