Private aid groups provide assistance to migrants at southern border

Private aid and faith-based groups have been working to assist migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border. The city of El Paso, Texas, has been particularly overwhelmed by arrivals, as people had been anticipating an end to the pandemic-era border policy known as Title 42. Dylan Corbett, executive director of the Hope Border Institute, joined CBS News to discuss the situation.

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[donaldfeger]

Mighty nice of them to help these people but don't help our own first, country is a mess but we're gonna give hand outs to foreigners! Not too smart!

[notyourfetish]

Skid row in California is a prime example of how the system is truly broken. How is there money for war and private groups catering to illegal immigrants...but nothing can be done about the most over populated mistreated communities within California. Least we forget Kingston ave in Philly. Take a look around and ask yourselves what's really happening.

[lisagardner]

Homeless people are piling up in Spokane Wa. no affordable rent anymore. How about some help here 😳

[unvaccinatedAndPureBlood]

How about aiding the 200, 000 US homeless?

[lyn]

Faith based organization...hmmmm do they HELP OUR HOMELESS IN

[favored]

HELP HOMELESS AMERICAN CITIZENS FIRST. MANY STILL NEED MUCH HELP.

[truthache]

They not around for homeless Veterans?

[Yogagirl]

They were poor in their country & they will be poor here, & even if they work, the taxpayers will have to support them, cause you can’t support yourself & family on a minimum wage job in the US

[deniseromantica]

He's doing something illegal! I don't understand how you don't stop this!?

[lorm.]

All these do-gooders how many of them are helping the people that are in their neighborhood and all American citizens

[joannkennedy]

Set up buses at the border, give them a QR code to apply for the appropriate visa and send them home. If they chose to apply for asylum, give them the option to be relocated to a safe asylum camp until their case is adjudicated. Their transportation home and safe asylum camp should be funded by the U.N. and NGOs.

[rhondaholliday]

ALL YOU DO IS TRY TO MAKE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE FEEL LIKE SHIDO YOU REALIZE HOW MANY PEOPLE IN AMERICA THAT ARE ALREADY SUFFERING AND VETERANS AND GRANDKIDS AND SENIOR BROKE LOSING THEIR HOME S HUNGRY AND HOMELESS AND NOBODY HAS EVER HELPED THEM AND NOW YOU WANT TO LET RANDOM PEOPLE FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD JUST COME HERE AND SUPPORT THEM ALL ITS NOT FAIR FOR THE AMERICAN PEOPLE EVERYONE DESERVES A CHANGE FOR BETTER BUT ITS OVERWHELMED AND NOT FAIR THAT WE HAVE TO SUPPORT ALL 5 MILLION THAT ARE ALREADY HEAR AND MILLION TO COME THAT JUST BEING REAL

[margohimel]

Why can’t they do this for homeless US citizens

[ranwithit]

Where are these a groups given hope to Americans on the streets there's tons of Americans living on the streets I like to know where are those AIDS groups why would you help people that's coming over here instead of helping the people already here first Americans first

[cindyhughey]

What about all the homeless AMERICAN FAMILY'S? VETERANS? What about helping them instead of people who are criminals breaking the law? This is unacceptable and treasonous.

[asturiasceltic]

It's actually the people of El Paso, the smaller more poorer Hispano churches of El Paso, the shelters, the mayor, Red Cross, and Sun Metro that are helping the people on the street. The rich churches and organizations don't want to get involved.

[donnagrantham]

Why do you care about migrants more than Americans on the street

[char]

They want Americans to take care of them that's why there coming here

[Alexandria.Washington]

The American Dream ain’t free!
GO HOME 🏡!

[commanderbell]

They move from tropics to cold Southwest.
They Better off at home in warm tropics