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so essentially clean up all of their sleeping bags, their food, their clothes, anything left behind here. it sounds like and it feels like these people may start to get processed as they sort of try to control this crowd and clear them out. what we noticed overnight was a transition here on this section of the border. they've added more barbed wire fencing. there are troops with machine guns that are patrolling at least this section of the border. what we haven't seen for days are any type of mexican law enforcement. so migrants for the past few days in the lead up to title 42 expiring have been able to sort of walk right in past this barbed wire fence. yesterday there was a hole cut out of the fence and they've been able to walk up to the border wall and just wait here. there have been hundreds if not a thousand migrants who have been waiting for days here. they've processed little, dozens at a time. it feels like they're asking everyone to line up now, and it feels like they want to clear out this section of the border in juarez before title 42 expires tonight.
through is harrowing, and it went on until monday, where they were finally brought to a fourth location shack where they were left the tape. he tried to escape twice. we've now learned finally rescued by mexican law enforcement. the other thing that we learned which we don't know much about, but at some point in the midst of this, a man comes to them in one of the cartel properties that they are being held at along in some of the properties they were being held with other with mexicans who had been also kidnapped by the cartel, and we're being held hostage. a man comes, says he's an american speaks with what they believe is, uh, influence english. they believe he was american. um who worked with the cartel and claimed that he was going to try to help get them back that they'd made a mistake and he was going to try to get them back. um, and that man showed up days later to take them to the shack where they were ultimately found anderson. thank you. also coming up. next,
that. he died that that same day in the back of the pickup truck in front of them. um, and the story she tells of, you know, the next several days there moved from one house to another , um eric williams was shot in the kneecap. ah he was taken to a what he believes is a cartel clinic later taken to what he believes is a cartel sort of hospital. if you can call it that, um he was given, you know. they basically tried to just sew him up. they didn't really give him any pain medication. um they thought they were going to be killed. they were constant. they had guns put to their head. um, there was threats of sexual sexual violence to the tibia. the ordeal that they went through is harrowing, and it went on until monday, where they were finally brought to a fourth location shack where they were left to be tried to escape twice . we've now learned finally rescued by mexican law enforcement. the other thing that we learned which we don't
for this lack of cooperation is corruption. a lot of mexican law enforcement is in the pocket of the drug ■e are parts of the mexican military that the órf= >> so ken, what on the u.s. side in their responsibility --t(!u■ because you're absolutely right, ' mexico are oftentimesu at least from thefá united stat originally, so what is it that you think that ther government couldi] to on its si to try and stem the flowobjt guf into mexico? >> you know, that remains to be