San Diego County receives $39 million to help migrants seeking asylum

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FEMA announced our region will receive more than $39 million as part of its Shelter and Services program, half of which the county is getting directly.
This year's grant is four million more compared to last year.
According to county leaders, more than 100,000 asylum seekers have been released into San Diego just within the past six months.
Local organizations say it’s taken a lot of resources to manage the influx, and more is needed.
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22 апр 2024

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Комментарии : 17

@matthewkuhl79

Stop using my money to reward lawless and irresponsible behavior. Taxes are too high and the cost of living here is out of hand.

@e.a.r.9155

Millions of homeless already that can't be helped..?

@gwillikers7383

How about helping veterans and poor citizens,unreal!

@e.a.r.9155

And in 3 months they'll need

@Ghost-Rider667

I could use help paying my rent.

@TomFlori-bs2vp

Garvey For Senate! Trump Landslide! Red Wave 2024!

@FSSRKeyno

😡😡😡🤬🤬🤬🤬😡😡😡

@JohnDoe-pk9dp

Better do an audit if not that money going to the pockets of the already rich and greedy higher ups

@erictrujillo9884

Smh

@sherice1730

Good. You can’t just let desperate people in the country without resources. The last thing this country needs is more people living here with nothing to lose. The crime rate would go up

@waynewisecarver

They seem to be moving on rather than staying in SD. I've met a few Venezuelan migrants on Imperial Ave and they were well spoken, well groomed, and well educated. Maybe we can work a trade with Venezuela: send us your best and we'll shake out the tents and send you our worst.