Border shelters in El Paso, Texas are already at capacity and are facing significant challenges ahead of the end of the Title 42 public health order later this week.
Border NGO directors in El Paso, Texas share their fears before Title 42 lifts this week as they are already "overwhelmed" by the vast numbers of migrants.
El Paso has been one of the hardest hit areas of the border. This week, officials launched a"targeted enforcement operation" after there were over 2,000 migrants camped out on the streets. Administration officials have warned migrants not to make the dangerous journey north, and have also increased funding to NGO partners who assist when migrants are released into the interior.
"For us, this started in August of 2022 and then it never did come to a stop, but it became much more manageable up until about two weeks ago," John Martin, deputy director for the Opportunity Center for the Homeless, told Fox News Digital.
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