As many as 120 asylum seekers a day with pre-booked flights will now be bussed from Catholic Charities’ Centro de Bienvenida to the Austin airport, where they will catch flights to their host cities.
Credit:What began as a request for assistance from San Antonio to Austin to help moveto their final destinations across the country has developed into a full-fledged collaboration, officials from both cities announced Friday.
— formerly known as San Antonio’s migrant resource center — to the Austin airport, where they will catch flights to their host cities. Some migrants will still depart from the San Antonio International Airport, officials said,said San Antonio spokesman Donald Sparks.Success! You're on the list.
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