The City of San Antonio accepted $24.5 million from FEMA for the city and local nonprofits to continue aiding migrants locally.
A selection of fruits, vegetables and beverages are offered at the cafeteria inside the Centro de Bienvenida, or migrant resource center, managed by Catholic Charities.The City of San Antonio on Thursday accepted $24.5 million from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for its work with local nonprofits to continue aiding migrants traveling to and through San Antonio until September 2025.
Council members on Thursday approved accepting the funds, but did not discuss the agenda item. Of the funding, the City of San Antonio will accept $13,051,737; Catholic Charities will get $5,688,925; and the United Way of San Antonio, which administers the FEMA emergency and shelter funding to local nonprofits, gets $5,795,360.
Outside the migrant resource center Thursday, a number of migrants sat on the sidewalk in groups of two or three. Some wore shoes without shoelaces, having arrived on buses after recently being processed by U.S. Customs and Border Protection. “We’re going to have a huge increase of people at the Centro de Bienvenida,” Fernandez said. The number of migrants arriving at the center has gone up “almost every week” since July, he said.
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