Interesting: Migrant Centers Empty Of New Fake Asylum Seekers

When you say and do things that entice illegals/fake asylum seekers to stream into the U.S. they will. When you do the opposite you get the opposite

San Diego migrant shelter closes after no new arrivals since Trump took office; over 100 employees laid off

A San Diego migrant shelter is closing its doors and laying off more than 100 employees because of funding and policy changes under the Trump administration.

The Jewish Family Service of San Diego, which has operated a regional migrant shelter for over six years, announced it will close its facility and lay off 115 employees due to “changes in federal funding and policy.”

“Jewish Family Service of San Diego (JFS) is working to meet the evolving needs of the community in response to recent and anticipated federal policy changes,” the organization previously said.

The non-governmental organization (NGO) said they have not received new asylum-seeking families or individuals since the CBP One phone app went down on Jan. 20.

Hint: we don’t want you. Stay home. Go elsewhere.

Migrant shelters nearly empty at Texas border

Migrant shelters along the Texas-Mexico border are nearly empty after President Donald Trump’s actions effectively shut the border to asylum seekers.

Under former President Joe Biden’s administration, migrant shelters across Texas played a key role in assisting migrants with food, shelter and other necessities until migrants reached their final destination.

Migrants arrived at shelters after being processed by Border Patrol officials and given court dates. Some shelters in Texas received up to 1,000 migrants per day, and during peak periods of illegal crossings, many shelters exceeded capacity.

Illegal crossings have plummeted across the southern border to just an average of 600 per day after Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration and messaging on mass deportations. Even before the 2024 election, illegal crossings were trending downward resulting in shelters receiving fewer migrants.

Ruben Garcia, the director of an El Paso-based migrant shelter network, told the Texas Tribune that there are approximately 40 people currently staying in the shelters.

Due to the reduced number of migrants, Garcia said that only four of the more than 20 network shelters are open at this time, and he is likely to shutter more by the end of the month. Ultimately, he said, only one or two shelters will remain open.

Bummer. Let’s keep them closed.

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