Border crisis deepens as Texas cities declare state of emergency.
TL;DR
The county judge of El Paso disagrees with the city's response to the recent migrant surge, stating that the city's approach is not sustainable and that the county needs to take a more active role in addressing the issue. The judge also expressed concern about the lack of resources available to support the migrants and the strain it is putting on the community.
- County Judge disagrees with the city's response to migrant surge in El Paso KFOX El Paso
- Devastating scenes reveal the true nature of the migrant crisis in El Paso New York Post
- Migrants continue to flock to streets of Segundo Barrio as city enforces no camping rule KFOX El Paso
- What El Paso city officials are saying over community concerns of how the disaster declaration will affect them KVIA
- More Texas cities declare state of emergency over border crisis as thousands stream into the US daily New York Post
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