Yuma's mayor describes the strain on his community as border crossing reach record levels
"Right now we?re seeing about 800 to 900 people a day crossing. Part of the impact we have is the hospital. We have one hospital in this area, and it services all the medical needs for the migrants, but it?s not being reimbursed from the federal government. That?s amounting in this last 6-month period $20 million. Those costs are then passed on to the other customers of the hospital," said Yuma Mayor Douglas Nicholls.
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