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A bus ride to houston. i posed the question to him. he was traveling, by the way, with his pregnant wife. i said, what happens if you go back to haiti? take a listen. how is haiti right now? >> it's terrible. all over the streets people with guns. it's terrible. very, very terrible. >> reporter: if you were sent back there, what would happen? >> i would probably die because living in haiti, you can live today and you don't know about tomorrow. >> reporter: and you hear his words there, heartbreaking. you don't know about tomorrow. he did tell me he believes he will be able to stay in the unite...

Up border agents and lending a helping hand to migrants who are frequently disoriented, dehydrated and desperate. >> i'm afraid myself. sometimes when i see these kids, it's heart breaking that their parents put them through this. >> sergeant gaza says he didn't trade train for this but he and his fellow officers have no choice but to step up when the number of migrants crossing the border exploded this year. >> 2 or 300 something we weren't used. to say [inaudible] patrolling our city streets. and now, with this, it's overwhelming. >> many of these migrants claiming asylum may now be dealt wi...

Stable. i am just, like, a plastic in the grass that wind will take it from place to place to place to place, and at the end, it will end up in the garbage. and that's my life right now. and i'm sure if the followup with the decision, i will be dead, and i will get killed by them. by the u.s. government, i got tagged a terrorist by the taliban, i got tagged the u.s. spy. i want to be alive, and god is giving me life, but they're taking my life away from me just for me doing what i did when i was nine to protect my family. >> reporter: and his asylum case is now referred over to an immigration ...

Belt of justice. we are acutely aware of the individuals that come before us. our responsibility and their humanity. >> reporter: nationwide, there are about 500 immigration judges they preside over asylum cases and decide who gets deported when president biden took office, there was a backlog of 1.3 million pending cases. >> in essence we are holding death penalty cases in a traffic court setting. >> reporter: judge dana lee marks says many judges battle burnout daily. there's not enough of them they need more support staff. and they say they've felt political pressure from their bosses at th...

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