Border shelters relieved the pressure during migrant surges. Under Trump, they could become a target
Briefly

When Roselins Sequera's family of seven reached the U.S. from Venezuela, they relied on shelters that provided essential support, like meals and job tips.
Many migrants, once released by Border Patrol with court notices, turn to these shelters for guidance in unfamiliar areas, highlighting the shelters' crucial role.
The Trump administration's new policies may target nonprofit organizations aiding migrants, as allies claim these shelters attract illegal immigration and misuse tax dollars.
Vivek Ramaswamy criticized the support structures for migrants, questioning their transparency and suggesting they contribute to the border crisis the U.S. is experiencing.
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