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Pedro Camacho

As migrant crossings continue to drop, DHS announces $380 million to fund communities receiving noncitizens

Shelter at the border (Credit: Photo by ALFREDO ESTRELLA/AFP via Getty Images)

As migrant crossings at the border drop to their lowest levels during the Biden administration, a new initiative has been announced to assist communities that bear the brunt of sheltering migrants across the country. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will allocate over $380 million to assist immigrants living in communities affected by the border crisis, aiming to prevent overcrowding in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (CBP) detention facilities.

This funding augments the $259.13 million in SSP grants that DHS distributed in April.

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