San Diego Faces Migrant Surge; Local Resources Stretched Thin

Over 125,000 migrants released in San Diego in the past six months, sparking concerns over vetting and the impact on city resources.

Over 125,000 migrants released in San Diego in six months, raising concerns about vetting and local impact.
San Diego County Supervisor criticizes federal handling, highlighting lack of resources and consequences of open border policies.
Migrant surge strains local resources, with officials warning of changing benefits and financial aid needs.
Local and federal officials call for improved asylum processes and legal immigration pathways amidst border crisis.
Record numbers of migrants on terror watchlists and injuries at border highlight security and humanitarian concerns.