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California border county supervisor concerned about migrant influx: 'Our system is strained'







California border county supervisor concerned about migrant influx: 'Our system is strained'




Greg Wehner
Tue, December 27, 2022 at 8:56 PM EST




San Diego County in California is getting flooded with hundreds of asylum-seeking immigrants, and according to the county’s supervisor, the system is "strained."

"We are expecting 235 more to be dropped at transit stations today," County Supervisor Jim Desmond tweeted on Tuesday. "That will run the total of 1,071 people who have been dropped off in the past 4 days.

Our system is strained, and this is simply unsustainable."

New sections of the steel bollard-style border wall, comprising primary and secondary barriers, stands along the US-Mexico border between San Diego and Tijuana (L) during a tour with US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) on May 10, 2021 in the Otay Mesa area of San Diego County, California. - Few issues have as long a history of bedeviling both Democrats and Republicans as immigration and asylum on the approximately 2,000-mile (3,000-kilometer) US-Mexico frontier.

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Over the past week, Desmond has been sounding the alarm after finding out on Dec. 23 that nearly 200 asylum-seekers would be dropped off on the streets of San Diego County, in places like transit centers in the City of San Diego, Oceanside and El Cajon.

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He said in a statement that the federal government "is failing its obligation to protect the people of San Diego County," adding that the system is broken, and the government was putting the region at risk.

"If the Federal Government wants to process asylum seekers, they must provide adequate resources to manage people entering our region," Desmond said. "We already have a severe homeless problem in San Diego County and dropping nearly 200 people onto our streets will only perpetuate the issue."

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In just four days, nearly 850 migrants were dropped off in San Diego County, which reportedly only has about 600 beds to offer the homeless population.
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On Tuesday, another 235 migrants were expected to arrive, bringing the total number of migrants brought to the region to 1,071.

"This is not humane. This is not compassionate," Desmond tweeted. "The Federal Government is using people as political pawns while straining our resources in San Diego County."

After the Supreme Court determined Title 42 would remain in place to allow for legal challenges to work their way out, Desmond responded with relief and concern.

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"In light of what we are seeing in San Diego County over the past week, I’m glad to see the Supreme Court has kept Title 42 for now," he said. "Our immigration system is broken and it’s on full display here but keeping Title 42 will help a bit."


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Sanctuary cities across America are crying "Uncle" now. LOL.

They did this to themselves declaring themselves sanctuary cities and STATES.

You morons have allowed this lawlessness for decades. Now the illegal chickens (rats) are coming home to roost.

You will be destroyed; every neighborhood, school, hospital, housing, roads, courts, jails, crime, lawsuits, murder, rape, drugs, diseases, DUI's, horrific car accidents, theft, and your parks are trashed from these criminal trespassing animals that are spreading like locust across this nation.

Not to mention popping out anchor babies like Pez dispensers that YOU the taxpayer will foot the bill for decades!

San Diego County official torches feds, Newsom
as migrants left at transit hubs



Story by Charles Creitz • 6m ago

December 28, 2022

The Border Patrol under the Biden administration has been dropping migrants at local transit hubs after they are taken into custody after crossing the border, a San Diego County official told Fox News on Tuesday.

Supervisor Jim Desmond said over the past four days, nearly 1,000 asylum seekers have been dropped at transit centers throughout the county, as "Hannity" host Gregg Jarrett played video purporting to show a recent instance of such in Oceanside, Calif.

These people are bewildered.

They don't have any money for tickets or means of figuring out a system to get to family or get in touch with their loved ones. You know, they're just dropping them off," Desmond said, adding that Border Patrol is only allowed to hold the migrants in detention for so long before releasing them into the nations' interior.

The lawmaker added the county's shelters are full, remarking, "Tis the season, there's no room at the Inn."

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In a photo taken on March 27, 2021 U.S. Border Patrol agents stand opposite a man believed to be a "coyote," people smuggler, on the banks of the Mexican side of the Rio Grande river, in the U.S. border city of Roma. ED JONES/AFP via Getty Images© ED JONES/AFP via Getty Images


"We're at max capacity. And so [Border Patrol] is just dropping people at transit centers and saying, ‘see you later, good luck’."

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Desmond called the new practice hypocritical – pointing out how the Biden administration will at the same time criticize Govs. Greg Abbott of Texas and Ron DeSantis of Florida for relocating migrants to sanctuary municipalities when they are faced with the crisis in their states.

When asked about California Gov. Gavin Newsom's immigration-related policy platforms over his tenure, Desmond said Sacramento, like Washington, is not supporting San Diego at all in this regard:

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom, accompanied by his wife, First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)© (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)


"Governor Newsom has invited them all. So, we got them. But we're not getting any help from the state government either. So, we're at capacity, and it's just terrible for these people," he said, adding that he feels sorry for those left without fare or other resources at the transit hubs.

Jarrett noted Newsom "seems to have had a sudden epiphany" in that early in his term, he celebrated California being a sanctuary state, but now appears to show concern for the porous border and its effects in his jurisdiction.

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In response to the San Diego news, the Border Patrol released a statement obtained by FOX affiliate KSWB that said they are committed to ensuring safe releasing of migrants from federal custody:

"CBP works diligently to ensure that releases are conducted in a safe manner and that all noncitizens released from custody are provided essential support upon release and may access transportation to continue to their destinations," the statement read.


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I do not feel sorry for ANY of them.

Expel them with their illegal alien "loved ones" who have no right to be here.

OPERATION RETURN TO SENDER or these locusts will destroy us.

They have trashed, overbred, raped, murdered, exploited, and destroyed their own countries and they are doing it to ours.