More than 3,000 migrants awaiting court dates have been dropped off by border patrol within the last few days.
SAN DIEGO — In just the last few days, Border Patrol agents have dropped off more than 3,400 people at transit centers across San Diego County.
“We are relying pretty heavily on Google translate,” said Paulina Reyes-Perrariz, Managing Attorney Immigrant Defenders Law Center.“We have seen people that speak Turkish, Chinese Mandarin, Vietnamese, Hindi, Somali,” she said. “Most of the individuals we have seen are moving onward. Not many, if at all are staying in San Diego,” she said.
“My inspiration to be doing this…is the remembrance of my mother,” he said, sharing that his own migrant mother risked her life so they could live in the U.S.
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