#2,167 - VETERANS Take Matters Into Their Own Hands: Securing the CALIFORNIA Border!

In cities like New York, Denver, Chicago, and San Diego, the immigration crisis is pushing budgets to their limits as federal funds fall short of addressing the needs of an increasing number of migrants. High-profile mayors are sounding the alarm, warning that their cities could face bankruptcy without additional support. San Diego, in particular, is feeling the strain, with its migrant center closing due to budget overruns, forcing hundreds of migrants to be dropped off at local bus stops. Critics argue that sanctuary city policies have exacerbated the situation, inviting a surge in arrivals without the infrastructure to support them. The standoff in Congress over immigration reform and funding only adds to the cities' plight, with local leaders and advocates calling for a reevaluation of policies and funding strategies to manage the ongoing crisis effectively.