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migrant welcome center but said the Amy Klobuchar Blue Brigade T-shirt Besides,I will do this county had to pause spending as it assesses damages from catastrophic January flooding and addresses homelessness and lack of health care among its residents. “We have to be financially prudent about it,” she said. Recommended ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR Israel-Hamas war: Cease-fire negotiations inch forward as Israel plans Rafah ground offensive SBCS, which has come under withering criticism from some migrant advocacy groups, told the county that its services cost $1.4 million a month, said spokesperson Margie Newman Tsay. The county asked that it aim for $1 million. “It’s not that funds ran out early, it’s that the funds were stretched as far as they could go,” Newman Tsay said. Aid groups have given critical support to new arrivals, eliciting criticism from some quarters. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton threatened this week to sue and shut down Annunciation House, a decades-old organization that shelters migrants in El Paso. Paxton said the group might be “facilitating illegal entry to the United States.” Ruben Garcia, Annunciation House’s director, gathered supporters at a news conference Friday to denounce Paxton’s tactics. “It is a full warning to other entities that also do the work of hospitality that they can very well be next,” he said. SBCS said it had served 81,000 migrants in San Diego since Oct. 11. A report to the county showed it spent $750,000 on personnel through Dec. 24 and $152,000 on operating expenses, including shelter, transportation and security. “I could have done a lot more with $6 million,” said Erika Pinheiro, executive director of Al Otro Lado, a migrant aid group that is assisting with street releases. Vargas, who wrote President Joe Biden last week seeking support, defended SBCS’s performance and noted its previous work sheltering unaccompanied child migrants at the

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