The unanimous vote instructs the chief administration officer to identify county property that could be used to temporarily house asylum seekers once they have been released into the United States
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to identify county property to use for a migrant shelter.
Many of the people who have been prevented from crossing because of the policy have waited months or even years in northern Mexico to be able to enter the United States and request protection. They are hoping that they will be able to come in soon after Title 42 lifts.
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