"Influx of Migrants Dropped Off on San Diego Streets Amid Asylum Seeker Surge"

More than 1,500 migrants were released from Border Patrol custody to a San Ysidro bus stop in just three days, following the closure of San Diego's taxpayer-funded $6 million migrant processing center. County Supervisor Jim Desmond criticized the treatment of immigrants, stating that the current asylum-seeking process is not humane. Migrants have been left without proper facilities, with some sleeping outside the airport while awaiting travel arrangements. Leaders are calling on the federal government to address the situation and provide assistance.