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He wouldnt worry. those are the stories were hearing about. are we witnessing, in your view, a humanitarian crisis right now at that point of the southern border? >> jim, thank you very much for having me on the show. we certainly are experiencing a challenging situation. but we are surging resources, and we have a multiprong approach to this. we have, for example, worked with the american red ross to bring in supplies and much-needed resources to the population. we have worked with the world ce...

Seekers. theres been a lot of unfair treatment of haitians particularly compared with cubans and now venezuelans. theres a lot who think that this is sort of anti-black racism policies in our immigration system that dates back and so more -- most recently with the trump administration under title 42, the u.s./mexico border has been completely closed to all asylum seekers since march of last year under the pretext of not wanting to spread covid, but, of course, that is a false pretext because as ...

That man mention, it is important to note that many of these people here have been living in south america for the last several years before making that dangerous journey north to the border. dhs stating the border is closed. dont make that dangerous trip here as they now work to take some of those folks back to haiti. others being flown to processing centers here where they can make that claim of asylum. meantime, authorities being tested as the former policy under president trump in which had ...

Griff: as we look at the drone pictures, 14,000 or more migrants under there in the last 24 hours my sources confirmed for me, tom, that 1,949 migrants were processed. thats not even 2,000 and theres 14,000 under that bridge. theres only 50 to 60porta potties, a hygiene nightmare. how are they going to get this under control even if they have a 6-point plan which includes among other things 400 agents to be surge today that location bringing in ice to move migrants to other processing centers an...

Come to del rio, and they will let you in everyone under that bridge is turning themselves in. >> reporter: tonight according to internal documents reviewed by nbc news, i.c.e. is now planning to resume deportation flights, flying some migrants back to haiti or to other u.s. processing centers. >> a fair, orderly and humane system is how we address the situation of a large number of haitians arriving at our border and we will address it accordingly. >> reporter: all of it comes in the midst of t...

Conditions there. whats going on? whats it like? >> reporter: well, alex, i can tell you were approaching 100 degrees right now. it has been an incredibly tough 24 hours here at the border as this group has gotten larger. they numbered 5,000 wednesday. yesterday the high count from border patrol, 13,700 migrants, most of them from the island nation of haiti. now, we have learned overnight that that number has been reduced by about 2,000. theyve had buses going in and out of this area, transporti...

Nearly 100 degrees today, and these efforts to move them to processing centers or potentially back to haiti is just really getting under way. and it might not really begin for another day or two. weve heard this plan from dhs. theyre going to increase the frequency of those deportation flights. that will alleviate some of the overcrowding. and we do know there are hundreds, if not thousands, that will be bussed or flown to other u.s. processing centers along the u.s.-mexico border where they can...

Wind season is just starting, bret. which is one reason why every national for nest california is closed for the next two weeks. >> bret: william la jeunesse live in south lake tahoe. william, thanks. where are all the refugees from afghanistan going? we will take you to one of the processing centers next. ♪ ♪ ayy, ayy, ayy ♪ ♪ yeah, we fancy like applebees on a date night ♪ ♪ got that bourbon street steak with the oreo shake ♪ ♪ get some whipped cream ♪

Tragedy we also heard something today that was interesting. with all of the hundreds of thousands of afghan evacuees moving through places like ramstein air base, there were nine babies born. that was one of the processing centers since the crisis began. nine babies born to afghan evacuees looking forward to a new future in america, new futures that these 13 men and women gave their lives to ensure. stephanie? >> my goodness, matt, thank you. joining me to discuss even further, a man that knows ...

Are. a lot of these people travel too with documentations, the forms that they filled in for the siv process, their passports too. but also a lot traveling without any documentation. there are apparently thousands of afghan military aged males who are undocumented who made their way on to the base during a lapse in the process. and on the bases they want to check that these people are who they say they are. no piece of intelligence out there that mean that they could be a potential threat to the...