@revelette3,
Ditto.
However, it's important to differentiate between the political concerns and the humanitarian concerns. The previous administration closed many of the facilities — they weren't much to begin with — which have been hastily re-opened to deal with the numbers. It will take some time to address the shortage of space —
but it is being addressed. Families aren't being separated (they're being returned to Mexico) but unaccompanied kids are being allowed to stay on the US side. Yes, the conservative media is making a big deal about this —
but that's because it's the only issue they have at the moment, since the relief bill is politically popular and Biden is neither the bomb-wielding radical socialist nor the senile robot they warned us about.
Give the border situation some time. It will be very difficult to arrive at a good solution but the people working on the problems have the interests of the refugees and the USA at heart. And remember, the USA had a hand in destroying the Central American economies by propping up right-wing dictators and destroying local economies through exports of food which used to be grown locally.