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Border because these towns along the u.s./mexico border are sometimes much closer to the cities on the mexican side than they are to cities throughout the states here in texas, for example, because they share the economies. you have workers that live in mexico and cross the border every day in del rio. theyve been stuck for a week here. the only option was to drive an hour to the next border, cross into mexico and drive over an hour back which many did not do. its very important to be able to op...

Deportation. >> he says hes decided to come back and stay in mexico because hes scared they might send them back to haiti. >> reporter: thal join hundreds still sleeping across the rio grande, men, women and families with children undergoing pressure to relocate away from the border. meanwhile, president biden addressing those images of border patrol agents on horseback, and an investigation is ongoing. >> of course i take responsibility. im president. but it was horrible. i promise you those pe...

It right here. antonia hilton, great to have you here in person. >> so exciting to be here in-person. now we go ahead to the border where the number of haitian migrants camped out in south texas is shrinking by the day for now. the focus now shifting to their fate going forward with thousands who are deported, thousands who are in custody and thousands more who are being released into the united states. nbcs guad venegas is on the mexican side of the border across from del rio, texas, also joi...

Countries. but the problem is largely that they were also undocumented there. and word of mouth and i think the networks of human trafficking have kind of forced them to move up to the united states assuming that under the new administration they would get different treatment. >> guad, what are you hearing in terms of the treatment and whether this has been a deterrent for them? >> so most migrants we spoke to here say theyve made their way from south america. so there seemed to be two factors, ...

Best and the international community should be seeking to, you know, basically have elections very quickly and restore democratically elected government so that they can engage in policies to figure this type of migration problem in the long run. instead were seeing policy that would support an illegitimate government for the next two years and this is very worrisome. i mean, its time to get to business and have, you know, elected officials chosen by the people of haiti so that they can choose t...

Theyre going to do interesting there, too, guad. mike, you know thid. secretary mayorkas put in a pitch for comprehension new reforms. talk about the number of people that need to be processed through the immigration system. these are thousands of people. whats the plan? >> reporter: one of the most interesting things we heard from the secretary, for those who have not been evacuated. 17 evacuation flights back to haiti. he said the u.s. will continue to play a role helping that haitian governme...

Live theres. very difficult balancing act here for the secretary and for the administration as whole. ultimately one they say rests on the need for immigration reform. >> mike memoli live at the white house. guad across the boarder in mexico from del rio, texas. guad, looking for more of your reporting tonight on "nbc nightly news." thanks to the both of you. a lot of headlines developing in the last hour on that front and on another front, too. maybe -- maybe -- a potential breakthrough among...

Public policy institute estimated only 21% of the voters were likely to vote in the recall election, so we saw gavin newsom yesterday doing a campaign in san fernando valley a predominantly hispanic area in los angeles trying to activate as much of the latino vote as possible. meanwhile republicans have a hard battle in california. you mentioned larry elder is the front-runner, and we spoke with an analyst, a republican analyst yesterday who told us the most difficult thing for republicans is go...

Youre watching over the next 24 hours. i have to imagine turnout is one of them. >> absolutely. i agree with you and guad. turnout is key in this democratic leaning state. democrats vastly outnumber republicans and the only way for republicans to recall gavin newsom is for democrats not to show up or have a lot of democrats end up supporting republicans here. the other thing that im watching for is how californians are turning in their ballots, and weve already seen so far every californian gets...

Election. >> reporter: again, win or lose, will you accept the results of the election? >> we all ought to be looking at election integrity. lets all make sure the election is a fair election. so lets all work together, no matter the results, to make sure the results are -- lets all do that -- >> >> reporter: is that a commitment to accept the results tomorrow? >> lets all work together. >> you did not hear him give jacob a yes there. so, guad, latino voters are the biggest ethnic group there. y...