EL PASO — Once teeming with thousands of migrants, El Paso’s streets and shelters now lie largely empty as border crossings hit historic lows. Sites that previously hosted large encampments outside churches and parks see only a handful of migrants nightly. Recent months have recorded the lowest number of detentions along the US-Mexico border in 50 years.
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Tighter asylum rules, the end of humanitarian parole programs, increased enforcement, and deportations have all contributed to the decline. While some locals welcome the calmer streets, aid organizations note that a small number of migrants still require temporary shelter and assistance.
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