Border Servant Corps

The Border immersion program is designed to provide a comprehensive spectrum of views about immigration and the borderland by: speaking with first-generation immigrants, visiting local organizations working with immigrant population, meeting with government officials to hear about Border protection and law enforcement, learning about immigration law and building an understanding of economic policies and realities affecting people on the Border. Border Servant Corps (bsc) provides hospitality for migrants released by the u.s. department of homeland security at the two largest migrant shelters in southern new mexico and west Texas. At bsc's hospitality centers, individuals and families are welcomed, their basic needs (food, hygiene items, general wellness, etc.) Are met, and guests receive assistance with travel arrangements and transportation to transit situations to continue their journey to their final destination. Bsc operates the only port reception site for migrants entering the u.s. Through the cbp one app in el paso. Additionally, bsc's airport navigation team assists migrants from the entire el paso sector to navigate the airport on both sides of tsa. Together, with the organization's deeply committed community, bsc ensures newly arrived migrants are welcomed with dignity and respect.