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Deep underground. we begin in canada where as you've been hearing hundreds of truckers have brought the country's capital, ottawa, to a standstill for nearly two weeks. the blockades include the busiest border bridge between canada and the us, responsible for 27% of trade between the two countries. vehicles are canada's second largest export to the us and it's estimated businesses risk losing $50 million a day whilst this disruption continues. canada's prime minister, justin trudeau, says this has to stop. it is interesting to think about the fact that the convoy

Cross into this country this month. julia ainsley has more on this. >> reporter: after those dramatic scenes at that crowded migrant camp under a border bridge in biden administration is preparing for a more massive surge in october up to 400,000 migrants crossing the border, which could be a record nearly doubling the stunning numbers we have seen the last two months, which were a 21-year high the new surge likely officials say because of a court order due to start tomorrow listing a covid restriction known as title 42, which had allowed officials to quickly deport most asylum seekers during ...

Side effects but i think the one thing that's hard to discuss is when they think it's a violation of their civil liberties or freedom that's something harder to address. but a lot of us are constantly trying to address vaccine hesitancy for months now, especially with the vaccine mandate today, you know, we've been working full speed ahead. >> dr. syra madad, rehema ellis, shannon pettypiece, thanks for starting us off this however. ahead, democrats are still at odds with the president's domestic agenda hanging in the balance and critical votes just days away. plus we'll go live to texas w...

They're awaiting immigration hearings. this morning, dhs secretary told nbc's chuck todd u.s. laws need to change. >> i think we meet the challenges but we're working in a completely broken system. and as to that, there is unanimity in washington and in the country. i've never heard anyone say that the laws in immigration are well-structured. >> nbc's guad venegas is in del rio today. >> reporter: alex, this was something that was needed, the mayor of del rio was saying they were losing $35 million a day in del rio, that's the economic impact when you shut down a border bridge like this one, t...

Weeks will be partially reopened in about two hours. this comes after the biden administration said the camp that once contained nearly 15,000 refugees trying to flee turmoil in their country was now empty. nbc's guad is in texas in del rio and i know you were on the new mexico side and you said a lot of people had gone and set up camps on the mexico side to avoid deportation. can you describe the scene as these people were moved out? >> reporter: right, lindsey, we have a few different things happening on the american side, things have slowed down. they were able to clear the migrant camp. a ...