San Diego-The San Diego Convention Center is preparing to return to normal after approximately 2,400 unaccompanied immigrant girls moved out of a one-time emergency shelter.

This is an unprecedented period in the history of the facility.From April 2020, the conference center Opened as a shelter for homeless San Diego people As part of the city’s previous sanctuary action plan This year transitioned to a temporary shelter operated by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Place migrant children seeking asylum.

Now, this huge waterfront building is planning a more traditional year, with 30 conferences to be held in 2021. The first event-SPIE Optics and Photonics 2021-will kick off on August 1.

“We succeeded and now there are more than 2,000 young children staying at home with their families,” San Diego County Supervisor Nora Vargas said on Tuesday. “For me, this is the charm of San Diego, this hospitable city.”

Maren Dougherty, director of marketing and communications at the Convention Center, said that people’s expectations for the future are being established at the door of doing what they do best.

Dougherty said: “We have begun to receive letters from customers, they are ready to fully implement their plans and promotional activities.”

Ministry of Health and Health Services Plans to close two facilities in Texas and two facilities in the California Convention Center By early August, Aurora Miranda-Maese, the juvenile coordinator of the agency’s refugee settlement office, said at a recent court hearing on the custody of immigrant children.

She said four of the large shelters would remain open, and one of them was criticized by immigration advocates at the Fort Bliss military base in El Paso, Texas. Others are in Albion, Michigan; Pecos, Texas; and, she said, Pomona, California.

U.S. officials report that the number of children held in emergency facilities has fallen recently, with the number of children in Fort Bliss having fallen by more than 40% since mid-June. Miranda-Maese said that more and more children are being released to relatives in the United States or sent to state-licensed shelters that have higher standards of care.

Now, the facility is ready to accommodate people of all sizes for the rest of the year. According to current California guidelines, there are few restrictions on conference participants, but there are still some restrictions to consider for indoor crowds with a total number of 5,000 or more.

“Participants either need to be fully vaccinated, or they need to get a negative COVID-19 test result within 72 hours,” Dougherty said.

But 17 months later, Vargas said everyone wanted to return to normal.

“We look forward to people coming back to San Diego, enjoying our beautiful weather, and spending a lot of money in our shops and restaurants,” Vargas said.