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Their journey north they swaddled their dog max, still a pup at the time, like a baby to sneak him on to buses and into hotels. fearing they would be separated. [ speaking non-english ]. >> reporter: but the actual blood, sweat and tears all worth it for this moment as they recount. the day they waded across the rio grande, and on to u.s. soil for the first time officially requesting asylum. after a brief stop in texas on to a bus and the three-day drive to new york city where they wait for their asylum cases to be heard. [ speaking non-english ]. >> reporter: what was your first impression of...

City have experienced, just look at the images they're willing to share. this video taken by chris and his partner earlier this summer. the young venezuelan couple kept a video diary during their two-month, ten country journey from lima, peru, to new york city. they carried only a few belongings on their backs and occasionally their 6 and 9-year-olds as they trekked through central america. it is a place where the northerly path for many migrants often ends in tragedy. but not for this family. during the rest of their journey north, they swaddled their dog max, still a pup at the time, like a ...

Images they're willing to share. this video taken by valles and his partner gonzalez earlier this summer. the young venezuelan couple kept a video diary during their two-month ten-country journey from lima, peru to new york city. they carried only a few belongings on their backs and occasionally their 6 and 9-year-old as they trekked through the infamous darian gap linking central and south america. it's a path where for many ends in tragedy but not this family. during the rest of their journey north they swaddled their dog max, still a puppy at times like a baby to sneak him on to buses and h...

Ends intragedy, but not for this family. during the rest of their journey north, they swaddled their dog max, still a pup at the time, like a baby to sneak him onto buses and into hotels fearing that they would be separated. but the actual blood, sweat, and tears were all worth it for this moment as they recount, the day they waded across the rio grande and onto u.s. soil for the first time officially requesting asylum, after a brief symtop in texas, it was on to a bus and the three-day drive to new york city where they wait for their asylum cases to be heard. [ speaking non-english ]. >> what...

Andaitioncally their 6 and 9-year-olds. it's a place where the northerly path for many migrants often ends in tragedy, but not for this family. during the rest of their journey north they swaddled their dog max, still a pup at the time, like a baby to sneak him onto buses and into hotels fearing that they would be separated. but the actual blood, sweat and tears were all worth it for this moment, the day they waded across the rio grande and onto u.s. soil for the first time. it was onto a bus and to the drive to new york city where they wait for the asylum cases to be heard. what was your firs...