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September 23, 2019

The Inn

A safe, welcoming and comfortable place for asylum seekers in Tucson.
Produced by David Fenster From Season 6 News and Public Affairs
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The Inn in Tucson is a safe place for asylum-seeking families to stay as they transition out of detention facilities at the U.S. – Mexico border. Guests are provided with food, clothing, and showers. Guests can come and go as they please. They often stay for a night or two but are welcome to stay as long as they like, before leaving for other parts of the U.S. to reconnect with family. The Inn believes in solidarity, not charity.

Producer/Videographer/Editor: David Fenster
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