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Says drug smugglers are not the only criminals freely walking through the open border. listen to this. >> anybody who thinks and uneducated celebrating cocaine and marijuana across the border gives a password to patrol agents is the only threat is naïve. there's a lot of other threats and those 400,000 people who avoided arrest clearly didn't stay at the border. they might be living down the street from you. who are they, what is the threat? i can't tell you that because we didn't interact with them. >> he later added the remain in mexico policy help to weed out fraudulent asylum cases. >> th...

Will take them west to colombia's border with panama then the migrants will cross what's known as the notorious darien gap, a 60-mile roadless, lawless stretch of jungle run by smugglers the danger does not deter them so why are they coming now? several reasons. that recent earthquake in haiti, worsening economic conditions in chile where many haitians settled after the massive earthquake more than a decade ago, and a belief among some that the biden administration might let them stay. after a stunning surge of migrants into del rio, texas, last month the biden administration deported some to ...

Lawless stretch of jungle run by human smugglers. this is video taken by one of the migrants of the dangerous journey. after the dramatic surge of migrants, the biden administration posted some into haiti. to wait for asylum cases. they're still coming now because of worsening economic conditions in south america where some had settled and the belief they might now be allowed to stay in the u.s. fritz nor hopes to make it there with his wife and 6-month-old son. he left haiti years ago and settled in brazil. now he and so many others here believe this is the time to risk everything for a shot ...

Authority of the centers for disease control, then they are placed in immigration enforcement proceedings. they have an opportunity to make their claim for relief to a judge as the law requires. chris: but -- i understand all of that, but let's talk about what's going to happen to those 12,000. removal proceedings including a asylum cases can take anywhere from six months to several years, and 44%, according to the department of justice, 44% of those who are released into custody -- from custody miss their court hearings. just as a matter of reality, won't many of those thousands of people end...

Pandemic on a case by case basis. it was never meant -- and deliberately immigrants were not mentioned because they didn't want to this to be used against those seeking asylum. >> i'm not sure you caught all of secretary mayorkas' statement from the white house. he did say asylum applies to those fleeing political persecution and evaluated on an individual basis. it's not just nationwide. he said those being returned to haiti fleeing natural disasters wouldn't be qualified that crime in itself is not a reason for seeking asylum. and they're making they're not being returned to parts of the cou...