Following the expiration of Title 42, border officials braced for a potential increase in migrants seeking asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border. Riverside County is no different.
He says they also line the migrants up with their asylum sponsors, who typically live in other parts of the county and who pay for the migrants to get there.
Reichardt said the county hopes to be able to continue assisting the asylum-seekers "but we're going to reach a breaking point.""We have a finite number of resources, a finite number of staff members, a finite number of beds to provide services to immigrants seeking asylum, and so at some point we may reach capacity," said Brooke Federico, public information officer for Riverside County.
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