San Diego Migrant Advocacy Groups Seek Role in Decisions Over $39 Million in New Federal Funds

Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced that it would offer $39.2 million in new federal funding to the San Diego region as part of its Shelter and Services Program to boost services for people coming through the city, but the groups which built the coalition say they are now being left out of discussions on how the money should be used.

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