San Diego may be more of way station for migrants than other major cities like New York and Chicago, but the region is also seeing resources strained by migrant influx
For the last few weeks, hundreds of migrants have temporarily moved into the San Diego International Airport as California’s homelessness crisis overwhelms its shelter system.Migrants taking up residence at the airport are reportedly being forced to sleep in the terminals overnight as they wait up t.
While overnight stays have been common in the past year, the number of migrants spending 24 hours or more at the airport has increased significantly in recent weeks
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In October, San Diego County gave $3 million to the nonprofit SBCS to run the Migrant Welcome Center. A month later, other immigrant rights advocates are saying the nonprofit is not spending the money wisely. SBCS says it stands by its work.