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Phillips, the legal director for the nonprofit group haitian bridge alliance. good morning, nicol. we appreciate you joining us today. you said that this particular crisis at the border was preventable. helps us understand why? >> good morning. well, most of these haitians have been in mexico for a period of time, many, many months, often many, many years. they've been living at the u.s./mexico border since as far back as 2016 trying to get across and seek asylum. but the border has been closed, largely to haitians. it's been very, very difficult, if not impossible, for them to seek asylum at ...

Port-au-prince area, every day. it's not a safe country. it's really unfortunately a spiraling country that is becoming a bit of like a somalia, a lawless country. >> nicol phillips, we appreciate your perspective, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. so we know fda advisors voted against video boosters for most americans. that's not the end of the story. why they are pushing still for everyone to get a booster. we'll be right back. o exclusive. because we were created for officers. but as we've e evolved with the military, we've grown to sererve all who've honorably served. no matter their ...

The things they're very concerned about is the public health issue. think about it. there are thousands of people in very close quarters living under a bridge. now i can't go there and show you exactly what's happening there because i can't go beyond the border fence that you see behind me, but here's what we've been able to see from where we are. take a look at this video and you'll see that there are border patrol agents rendering medical attention to a woman in the back of a pickup truck. i was close enough to hear what that officer was telling that woman, she was saying, "stay with me." i ...