Tucson Shelter Supports Migrant Women and Children

Jan. 24, 2019

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Tucson shelter Casa Alitas is working around the close to support the needs of immigrants waiting for court dates. We’ll take you to the shelter that has housed more than 4700 men, women, and children over the last two years.

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