Addressing the Asylum-Seeker Crisis: Immediate Federal Assistance Needed

The escalating situation with asylum-seekers requires immediate attention. Over 80,000 migrants have been transported to cities like Chicago, New York City, and Denver, straining resources and causing logistical challenges. The unscheduled arrivals of buses, often at inappropriate hours and locations, exacerbate the issue. Cities are bearing significant costs for housing, transportation, and medical care. A more coordinated approach is needed. We urge you to increase federal assistance, expand work authorization for migrants, and establish a regulated schedule for bus arrivals. This will not only alleviate the burden on cities but also ensure a more humane treatment of asylum-seekers. The current approach is unsustainable and requires a comprehensive, diplomatic, and humanitarian solution.