Border crisis leads to community efforts to aid migrants in Chicago.

The surge of migrants at the southern border is causing problems for "sanctuary cities" and other Democrat-led cities, who are now complaining about the lack of resources and space to accommodate them. The Biden administration's lax immigration policies are being blamed for the crisis, with over 162,000 illegal migrants apprehended in March alone. The situation is expected to worsen after May 11, when the White House plans to lift emergency public health restrictions. Cities like New York are spending millions to house migrants in hotels, while others are struggling to cope. The crisis is likely to continue until the next election, when voters can choose leaders who will enforce immigration laws and address the border crisis.