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EL PASO, Texas—The streets around Sacred Heart Church were quiet apart from a funeral procession exiting the building around 11 a.m. that Tuesday morning. The lines of illegal aliens, sleeping mats on the sidewalk, and rows of porta potties were gone. Sacred Heart Church, just a short walk from the border of Mexico in El Paso, operated a migrant shelter during the Biden administration. The shelter had capacity to serve about 120 illegal aliens every night but closed in September of 2024 due to a decline in illegal crossing at the border into the El Paso Sector, which includes the two westernmost counties in Texas—Hudspeth and El Paso—and all of New Mexico. In May 2023, the first time The Daily Signal traveled to El Paso, over 26,000 illegal aliens arrived in the El Paso Sector, averaging nearly 1,000 a day, which was a 9-month low. In 2023, illegal aliens were crossing the Rio Grande daily before being processed by Border Patrol and released onto the streets of downtown El Paso, turning the city streets into something like a pseudo homeless shelter. In July, just six months into the Trump administration, Customs and Border Protection encountered about 35 illegal aliens a day in the El Paso Sector, according to CBP. And unlike under the Biden administration, no illegal aliens are being released onto the city streets. More than 10 million illegal aliens entered the U.S. during the Biden administration. So far in fiscal year 2025, fewer than half a million illegal aliens have arrived at the southern border, and for several months now, the Trump administration has not paroled a single illegal alien into the U.S. The Daily Signal cannot continue to tell stories, like this one, without the support of our viewers: https://secured.dailysignal.com/ #DailySignal #Texas #illegalalien #Immigration #Trump #Biden #Politics #WashingtonDC #Texas #elpaso #news #conservative #Republican #democrat