Since Title 42 expired, hundreds of migrants have made their way to the desert in east county with little food or water.
JACUMBA, Calif. — As temperatures hit about 90-degrees in Jacumba on Sunday, hundreds of migrants waited underneath the hot sun after crossing into America from Mexico.
“This is like nothing like we’ve ever seen," said Jeffrey Osborne, who lives in Jacumba and is spearheading the effort to provide the migrants with resources. Now, an out-of-commission gas station a few miles away from where the migrants are staying is flooded with donations from community members — everything from water bottles to drink, to tarps used for shelter.
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