San Diego Faces Migrant Crisis as Welcome Center Closes

Hundreds of migrants are being dropped off at a San Diego trolley station, highlighting the strain on resources and the need for a comprehensive response.

The San Diego Migrant Welcome Center closed due to lack of funds, leading to the resumption of 'street releases' of migrants.
Nearly 100,000 migrants have arrived in the San Diego region in the past six months, with most moving on to other U.S. cities.
Migrants released on 'humanitarian parole' are disoriented and lack basic services at the drop-off point.
Local, state, and federal officials disagree on how to assist the migrants and who should fund it.
The situation underscores the broader challenge of managing unprecedented numbers of people arriving at the US-Mexico border.

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