Del Rio is currently overwhelmed by a massive influx of migrants, which is pushing the city's infrastructure and local services to their absolute breaking point. It’s a complex situation that’s forcing local leaders to scramble for resources while the community deals with the fallout.
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Local taxpayers are footing the bill for emergency services and infrastructure repairs that the city wasn't budgeted to handle.
There isn't really a clear winner here, as the crisis is creating a high-stress environment for everyone involved.
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Local residents are feeling the squeeze as city resources are diverted away from everyday community needs.
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