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'Street releases' have resumed following the early closure of the San Diego Migrant Welcome Center. The nonprofit that operated the migrant welcome center announced its 'finite resources have been stretched to the limit' amid a significant increase in migrant arrivals.
The closure is putting a strain on community organizations that are helping the asylum seekers who are being dropped off on the streets.
San Diego, US, Feb 26 (EFE) – Hundreds of asylum seekers released by United States immigration authorities at the California-Mexico border on Monday were left adrift after the only shelter that used to welcome and guide them closed its doors due to a lack of resources. The only volunteer there on Monday, as EFE could …
“Street releases” resume at the California border after a migrant welcome center closed, saying its resources were "stretched to the limit."
They were released on what the government calls “humanitarian parole.”