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Majority of them don't, but they know that once they get their foot in the door, they can just disappear. neil: all right. but it doesn't change the fact that most of those type of cases are adjudicated or try to adjudicate them in the united states, title 42 or not. where some go back to mexico, that's not the case with asylum cases, right? >> yeah, with the asylum cases, you know, with the remain in mexico program we could adjudicate outside of the state and now they're getting adjudicated inside the states and they will stick around for most of the process and toward the end will fade into ...

Individuals mp so this idea of you can't move them, there's 2.1 million apprehensions. where do you expect we're going to put these individuals? there's no place in mcco mccowan, del rio -- >> legally they can't. legally they can't put them back in cuba, venezuela, anynicaragu right? there again, that's the issue. >> in the case of cuba and venezuela, we cannot repatriate those individuals. it's very difficult for those individuals to pursue asylum cases to get the type of documentation they need. >> mr. secretary, i didn't mean to cut you off. this is an interesting discussion.

Easy to talk about small things than bigger things, and the numbers are staggering, over 2 million apprehensions at the border. and the united states can't just return people easily to those countries, and so most of them are admitted asylum cases. >> it's striking. if you are haitian, you have to go back, and if you pay the cartels and coyotes, and then go through mexico and get to the border, then they are okay. >> welcome to the broken immigration system we have. >> thank you. it's always a pleasure to see

An escalating border battle. >> do you know why you were sent to new york? >> -- >> this man from venezuela has no idea why he was best to new york city. many parents with small kids and babies are just as lost. the arrivals market growing political war with republican governors in texas, arizona and florida busing and flying migrants on us to so cold sanctuary cities. for the second time this, week a bus dropped dozens outside vice president kamala harris as washington home. well in sacramento, three venezuelan migrants arrive from texas. unsure of who bought their plane. tickets one telling ...

Home and martha's vineyard. >> or maybe we should just have a serious discussion about what we do about this whole collapsed asylum system. >> that's my whole point. i'm trying to point out the seriousness of what he did. charlie, i'll give you the last word. >> on the asylum system. it's broken too. many of the migrants coming into this country from central america and venezuela are economic migrants. they're not necessarily legitimate asylum cases, so we do have to fix this. it's really important because it's being abused. bay b i the way, i would be very careful if i were ron desantis. many...