Don't forget to keep voting DemocRat for more of the same. --Illegal immigration in California has surged for three consecutive years, with the current fiscal year already seeing over 250,000 arrivals in just five months. Local officials, including El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells, express concern over the overwhelming demand on city services and shelters. San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond criticizes the federal government's handling of the situation, stressing that local funds are being inappropriately used for a national issue. -- San Diego, a city long grappling with immigration challenges, now faces an alarming escalation. Illegal immigration figures provided by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reveal a continuous increase over the past years, with the current rate suggesting a record-breaking influx. Local leaders, such as El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells, voice serious concerns about the city's ability to cope, highlighting the full capacity of shelters due to the dual pressure from migrants and homeless populations. --Desmond's stance reflects a broader frustration with the federal government's approach to immigration policy. He argues that the current situation incentivizes illegal immigration and undermines respect for legal processes. The call for federal intervention is urgent, demanding improvements in asylum procedures, enforcement of existing immigration laws, and the development of viable pathways for legal immigration. --The situation in San Diego is symptomatic of a larger crisis at the U.S. border, raising questions about national immigration policy and its implications for local communities. --https://mxmnews.com/article/f578c221-5a49-4316-84cb-f3de5e3a05cf?record-illegal-migrant-surge-strains-san-diego-finances
