Western Pennsylvania paying the high price of Biden-Harris border crisis

My mother immigrated to Pittsburgh from Guatemala in the early 1980s under President Reagan, and I spent my first 20 years of life in South Hills. Unfortunately, today my hometown is nearly unrecognizable to me. 

The reason why is simple: The system that existed when my mom came to the United States has been completely overwhelmed by the sheer number of migrants crossing our southern border today. 

In the last two years, the migrant population in Pittsburgh has soared by 2,000%, and now it’s reaching crisis levels.