50,000 Migrants Dropped Off With No Plan. Can San Diego Handle It? | Jim Desmond

California Insider

Siyamak Khorrami sits down with Jim Desmond, San Diego County Supervisor. He'll talk about how the recent surge of migrants in San Diego is causing a big problem for the county and how he's worried that homelessness could get worse as a result.

"We're not as bad off as San Francisco or LA but if we keep going down this path, we're going to have the same problems and same consequences," Mr. Desmond said. "We've had over 45,000 people being dropped off the last couple of months. It's an unmanageable system. There's no end in sight."