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is going to stop them? the answer to that, as we already know, is a big no. >> reporter: the white house is increasingly facing pressure from both republicans and democratic mayors and governors on the need for real solutions to the immigration crisis. and the republican governor of texas keeps ramping up the pressure as well, transporting tens of thousands of migrants unannounced to urban cities in blue states, straining their resources. most migrants say they're just trying to escape the hardships they left behind. like kenny -- from ecuador, who says his country is plagued by violence and extortion. and this migrant, from liberia, who says he spent $15,000 to reach the u.s. border. >> the u.s. has been my dream country since i was a young kid. >> it's estimated that nearly 170 countries have people coming in and flowing across this border. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., senate leaders are working toward a possible deal to change current immigration law, including the possibility of expedited removals of migrants