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The pamphlets do not give immigrants instructions on how to violate federal laws passed by Congress, which make entering the nation illegally a federal crime. The maps and guides come at a time when a record-high 5 million immigrants have been detained trying to enter the nation illegally in the past two years, but they often direct individuals to various sites that lead to dead ends at the U.S. border. Whether federal tax monies were utilized to train immigrants on how to cross the border is unknown. By doing this, the entity in charge of spending federal funds would have encouraged noncitizens to enter the country illegally. The Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Department of Homeland Security announced in late February that $350 million would be transferred to the Emergency Food and Shelter Program, which supports organizations that provide housing, food, and transportation for illegal immigrants who have been released into border communities. The creation of the program and funding for additional initiatives to provide shelter for immigrants at the border were mandated by the omnibus spending bill passed last December, which required U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the parent organization of Border Patrol, to transfer $800 million to FEMA. The $350 million made available last month, according to a DHS statement, was intended to pay for expenses "incurred by localities and non-governmental organizations that assist screened and vetted noncitizens provisionally released from DHS custody pending the outcome of their immigration court proceedings." The following is a list of the places where you may get a hold of a copy of the book, "The New York Times" by John Grisham. Before departing, learn about the routes, modes of transportation, hostels, and consulates of your nation, advises the advisor. "Your family should know about your travel plans. Tell your kin where you are and who you are traveling with while on vacation. That will facilitate your search in an emergency." The fold-out brochure also includes information on how women and girls can get contraceptives to prevent or respond to sexual interactions. Inns, shelters, and medical facilities are marked on a detailed map that spans the 2,000-mile trip from southern Central America to northwest Mexico.  Also, the maps depict five train lines and instruct immigrants on how to properly board freight trains for free transit to the United States. El Centro, California, Yuma, Arizona, El Paso, Texas, Del Rio, Laredo, and the Rio Grande Valley are the U.S. border locations where the trains come to a stop. Some illegal border crossers turn themselves in to Border Patrol in the expectation of being allowed to enter the nation unhindered. Some immigrants make an effort to elude the law. Despite the fact that immigration support organizations frequently refer to illegal immigrants as "asylum seekers," an asylum request is not necessary in order to be released into the United States. Its activities are a part of the International Red Cross and the American Red Cross, a representative for the Red Cross organizations said Thursday afternoon.