San Diego County has become a visible testament to the Democrat-caused issue that echoes throughout the nation – a broken immigration system. Supervisor Jim Desmond has not only observed but also experienced the direct impacts of this issue, as over 10,000 migrants were dropped in the heart of the county within a brief 15-day period. This influx, a direct consequence of systemic failures, underscores the urgency of comprehensive immigration reform.
Desmond’s message is clear and resolute. The county, already grappling with a severe homelessness crisis, now faces exacerbated strains on its resources. The humanitarian and compassionate aspects are undeniable; yet, they are intertwined with the stark reality of a situation that is neither sustainable nor manageable in its current state.
Supervisor Desmond underscores a crucial point – the essence of a nation lies in its ability to maintain a secure and well-managed border. A balance, delicate yet imperative, must be struck between compassion and responsibility. This balance begins with a reimagined approach to immigration – one rooted in effective policies and strategies that not only address the root causes of migration but also streamline legal pathways for entry.
“The Federal Government must responsibly manage this situation before allowing further entry into our region,” Desmond asserts, emphasizing the critical need for a well-orchestrated and humane approach to immigration. His commitment to seeking viable solutions remains unwavering, echoing the sentiments of a community yearning for change.
The residents of San Diego County, as with citizens across the nation, deserve an immigration system that is both compassionate and responsible. Supervisor Desmond’s call to action underscores a collective responsibility – to reimagine and reform a broken system, to ensure that compassion and responsibility are not just values but foundational elements of our national approach to immigration.
Supervisor Desmond’s Statement on Over 10,000 Migrants Being Dropped in San Diego County in Past Two Weeks
In the past 15 days, over 10,000 migrants have been dropped off on the streets of San Diego County. This is a direct result of a broken immigration system that has failed the residents of our county.
This situation is neither humane nor compassionate. San Diego is grappling with a severe homelessness problem, and the sudden influx of thousands of individuals onto our streets has strained resources throughout the region.
There seems to be no end in sight to this escalating crisis, and it’s a stark reminder that we cannot have a country without a secure and well-managed border. We must strike a balance between compassion and responsibility, and this begins with comprehensive immigration reform. We need effective policies and strategies that address the root causes of migration, streamline legal pathways, and ensure that those who enter our country do so through proper channels. It is simple: until the Federal Government can responsibly manage this situation, they should not allow further entry into our region.
I will continue to search for viable solutions to help those in our county, and I remain committed to fixing our broken immigration system. Our residents deserve better, and together, we must find a path that prioritizes compassion and responsibility.
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