El Paso, Texas Reaches Breaking Point as Migrant Numbers Surge

El Paso, Texas, is facing a breaking point as the number of migrants crossing the border into the US continues to skyrocket, with over 2,000 migrants being taken into custody daily. The city has chartered buses to transport some asylum seekers to Democratic strongholds like New York, Chicago, and Denver. El Paso is struggling to handle the overwhelming influx and is rushing to open a new emergency shelter. The recent arrival of Venezuelan asylum seekers is part of a larger surge of migrants traveling dangerous routes to enter the US. The crisis has sparked political attacks on President Biden, and both Republican governors Abbott and DeSantis have faced criticism for shipping migrants to liberal cities. El Paso's mayor emphasizes the broken immigration system and the need for better resources to address the situation.