Migrant shelters throughout Tijuana are rushing to find funding after they say Mexico’s federal government has stopped funding their programs.
The Salvation Army of San Diego opened its first shelter in Tijuana in 1957. It continues to provide refuge for 150 men daily who are seeking economic opportunities in the United States. About 10 years ago, workers began noticing a shift in demographics as more women and children started passing through Tijuana.
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