The Biden administration is set to provide $300 million in federal grants to sanctuary cities and NGOs for resettling migrants in the United States. This is part of the Shelter and Services Program funded by Congress.
Key Points
Department of Homeland Security announced $300 million in federal grants for resettling migrants
Funds will be distributed to cities and NGOs assisting migrants released into the U.S. interior
Additional competitive grants totaling nearly $341 million will be awarded
Pros
Helps cities and NGOs provide services for resettling migrants
Addresses the needs of migrants released into the country
Cons
Controversial use of taxpayer money
May spark political debate on immigration policies